I'd love to plant a nice, drought resistant, bushy hedge in my front lawn and would like some advice.
It's north facing lawn that gets plenty of sunlight with no other trees or shrubs.
Ideally an edible fruiting hedge (haskap maybe?) or something that produces flowers for the bees.
My reddit search has pulled up:
Cottoneasters
Siberian Pearshrub/Caranganas
Haskaps
Beaked Hazelnut
So, a few years ago some idiot (me) want a *new,* *sleek, *modern* look and painted over my original-to-the house-79' stucco 3 years ago because I didn't know what I was doing.
This is the result.
I am 99% sure I used an exterior paint supposedly meant for stucco. (I am unsure on the brand, I bought it from Rona). It's held up well. I don't see any issues but I worry I trapped moisture and want to remove it.
I'd also like to take down the ridges and smooth out the texture.
Are there any solvents anyone could reccomend for the paint, or is grinding my only option? (After an asbestos test).
I have all the time in the world for this project.