138 PICTORIAL PRACTICAL ROSE GROWING. 
Hedges and Screens. 
The culture of the Sweet Brier, and also of the Scotch Rose 
to form hedges has been described in Chapter 11. It may. 
however, be noted that a “hedge” may be made of almost 
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any of the free-growing, rambling varieties. Fig. 77 shows a 
rough hurdle, such as is used by Dean Hole, and Fig. 78 shows 
it covered with foliage and flowers. Where a screen is wanted 
a “hedge” of this nature serves admirably. 
