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Fast Growing Trees
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Hybrid Poplar
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Silver Maple

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Tulip Tree / Tulip Poplar

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Colorado blue spruce

Douglas fir
Canadian Hemlock
Dawn Redwood

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Black walnut

Fast Growing Hedging Plants
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Deciduous
Hybrid Poplar

Siberian Elm

Evergreen
Canadian Hemlock

- tall one of the fastest
American Arborvitae

- not so quick or so tall, more elegant
Douglas fir

- good for wind break or background

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Gas Lawnmowers require more maintenance and are more expensive to purchase than electrically powered ones and are heavier. They can be more powerful however and are unencumbered by a cable making them much more convenient to use once up and running. 

There really is no alternative for the larger garden than a gas lawn mower - the lack of a cable is a great convenience in smaller gardens. Also see Riding lawnmowers

Also see Riding lawnmowers

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