Goodbye neighbours

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Goodbye neighbours is a fast growing screening plant that can grow up to 2 metres a year in perfect growing conditions, exclusively available at Tim's Garden Centre in 200mm pots. We can deliver them to your door, all along the east coast of Australia - see our web site for details, www.timsgardencentre.com.au .It is only available in Australia. Look fot the Goodbye Neighbours label. It's got my ugly face on it. Contact us office@timsgardencentre.com.au

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could you just say what the plant is actually called. not everybody lives in Campbell town

I wonder if these are available in the UK. My neighbours are lovely but like many uk townies they are building like crazy. So it's more a case of wanting to say "Goodbye neighbour's buildings" and hello green again.

Hi Tim, We are planning to plants those in our garden, but we realised that we have only 30 cms of soil and under that is just rocks. How deep this plants need to root properly. Thanks.

Why are neighbors so nosey anyways? Goodbye neighbors sounds like the plant for me.. Dont get me wrong, i like my neighbors, but i dont want to live with them... lolo

where can you buy this for the USA i am in zone 7 in the usa, is it avalable here
thanks bpnc108@att.net

Google the fastest growing hedge & trees to get rid of neighbors. Learned too late for us. After 8 years. Finally planted Leyland Cypress to block neighbor from hell. After 3 years growing like crazy. At least it'll be great for the new owners bc we are moving! Also get info off YouTube for all trees u plant!

what about Phoenix , Arizona will it last in this intense heat?

How does this hedge do in Hot Tucson, Arizona?

Looks like privet.

That bird thou

Great video here. I'm considering this plant or in the process of building a horizontal screen fence.. I too would like to say goodbye to noisy neighbors. Hopefully bush is dense enough to muff out their noisy dog!
btw if I planted one plant could that extend width wise to create a hedge or would i need a few. I only want to grow about 50-60cm wide from fence. My back area is quite sandy too

This reminds me of privet hedge plants.

Never using my garden. Why the fuck am I watching this?

Hello Tim, please may I shave your head, pour castor oil on it and then suck it off while crabs scuttle across the carpet?

awesome idea!

do they sell these in Ukraine?

I live in Melton Victoria can they grow over there

I know this is a bit weird but, is this the type of shrub that our mother's use to beat us with? aka. hickory stick lol.... I'm looking for the real name of this particular shrub thanks for any info.

do they sell these in the USA?