Using common names, list any FIVE types of trees that can be used as a windbreak and their advantages and disadvantages. Hint: Draw up a table with name, advantages and disadvantages as columns.

Here are five types of trees that can be used as a windbreak, along with their advantages and disadvantages: |l|l|l| Tree Name & Advantage (as windbreak) & Disadvantage (as windbreak) \\ Leyland Cypress & Fast-growing and dense evergreen foliage provides & Can grow very large, requiring significant space \\ & excellent year-round wind protection and privacy. & and potential for overcrowding if not managed. \\ Norway Spruce & Very dense, long-lived evergreen that provides & Slower growth rate compared to some other \\ & superior, long-term wind protection. & windbreak trees, meaning it takes longer to \\ & & establish full protection. \\ Austrian Pine & Hardy and adaptable to various soil conditions, & Can be susceptible to certain diseases like pine \\ & offering good wind resistance and evergreen cover. & wilt, potentially reducing its lifespan and effectiveness. \\ 'Green Giant' Arborvitae & Rapid growth and dense, columnar form make it & Can be prone to deer browsing, especially in \\ (Thuja) & an effective and space-efficient windbreak. & winter, which can damage its form and density. \\ Lombardy Poplar & Extremely fast-growing, providing quick & Short-lived, susceptible to diseases, and has weak \\ & establishment of a tall windbreak. & wood, making it prone to breakage and requiring \\ & & frequent replacement. \\ Send me the next one 📸