Escallonia – A Winter Surprise
Posted on
February 3rd, 2009 by
julian in
Hedging and Hedges
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Everyone knows that escallonia hedges get badly frostbitten. I mean everybody. Every book you read says that Escallonia are rather tender plants. Every list of plants that “only grow in the south-west” (it used to be “in the Scillies”) contains Escallonia. I even read an article in a reputable gardening magazine that suggested you cover your escallonia with horticultural fleece. So you would think that the recent freeze would have made your escallonia red raw with cold.

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