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Yeah it is manageable even in long term. In Greece i have met matured Mermaid specimens, kept as park bushes, chopping back last year's growth to half every year. Very charming big bushes there.
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I have to wonder why. Easier to plant a single yellow that doesn't need so much work, for example Golden Wings or Windrush (if you can still find it).
And let Mermaid soar somewhere that has room for it.
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Well Golden Wings looks nothing like Mermaid even when matured especially in a zone 9-10 climate, Mermaid is just unbeatable with the foliage etc. And those bushes are still huge, around 3-3,5 meters in height and 4 meters in width. Just less spider-ish after pruning :D
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That's a sizeable bush!
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yeah i was also surprised when i saw them! :)
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Hilarious! Please check back in say 3 years and let us know if it has eaten the house . . .
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