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And yeah, I definitely go for just not trying to grow roses in that space if he's got that problem already.

In terms of selection of something, Escalonia might be rather nice there.

Camellias he could try.

Do you think

Uh, so very, very easy to keep at and maintain at a certain height.

Escallonia is the next one, traditionally seen as a hedge for coastal areas.

Beautiful flowers on it.

Uh, really does look gorgeous when it's in flower.

There is varieties that are being bred that are kinda resistant to these diseases, um, but as a hedge, a very, very good option.

Ask the question about the, the disease, you know, um, have a look locally.

If you see any hedges that are thriving locally that are Escallonia, then potentially that will work for you as well, but just be aware of that, of that out there.

Another one seen as a coastal one is Griselinia.