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small light green Leylandi perhaps?

wildlifeboy · 2012-01-17 14:15:38

Hiya. do you know what the really small leylandi like tree you get in hanging baskets and ornamental displays? I got one years ago in a little half barrell and i removed it and put it into the garden. it is now over 6 foot and i am afraid it might get super big. i dont mind it as is as its manageable and not part of a…

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17-01-2012 3:15pm

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wildlifeboy

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Hiya. do you know what the really small leylandi like tree you get in hanging baskets and ornamental displays? I got one years ago in a little half barrell and i removed it and put it into the garden. it is now over 6 foot and i am afraid it might get super big. i dont mind it as is as its manageable and not part of a hedge and perhaps its not even a leylandi. anyone know what i am on about. i tried to google it but couldnt find it.

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#2 17-01-2012 8:09pm
ymurtagh

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very few make it big! most are grown in containers which hold back there growth to about 8ft in a large container, however in the ground i have seen the 20ft high and 10ft wide, in dublin

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#3 17-01-2012 11:43pm
bartlguy

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I think what you are referring to is a cupressus goldcrest.

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