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I quite like this tall, wispy plant. It reaches at least 8ft. I prune it every year. It has never flowered. It is situated in front of a thick, dense hedge and thus is in the shade, hence leaning forward for more light. What is it and which situation does it prefer? I presume a different one to where it is, otherwise it would not lean so far forward. How and when do I take cuttings from it? It is a lovely shade of green and quite different in texture to any of the other plants I have in my garden.
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Tamarix...tetrandra? Sun well drained soil. You could try hardwood cuttings. If it is the spring flowering form, only cut back in late spring. Needs more sun really!
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