yes; from the left, if memory serves correct (labels long since lost) they're a variegated griselina with pinus bungeana behind, hebe with variegated pittisporum behind, and mexican orange blossom with [I've completely forgotten the name of the tree behind but it's evergreen too]. And behind them all is a yew hedge to 4', with more fairly dense but mainly deciduous planting beyond. The prevailing wind comes from that direction, so it's a shelter belt, and therefore a lot of evergreens are essential.
Will Holme Oaks grow where you are. Fast growing, green all year.
Sunday day off. Family late lunch. Trying to plan a holiday with the youngest.
I am eagerly awaiting any news on this holiday
Be careful there mate
I hope you have a good year
we have a holm oak (just the other side of the orange blossom); fab evergreen tree; I'd definitely second that recommendation
