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  1. kev7937
    Yep, clean chip same price.
  2. kev7937
    Our local green waste place will drop a 30 yard (I think) locally for £250 for any green waste.
  3. kev7937
    Interesting project, thanks for posting.
  4. kev7937
    Part of the problem is that many road users don’t realise that if you’re going over 18mph you’re supposed to use the roads and not cycle paths. Cycle paths are more for kids and slower riders.
  5. kev7937
    I’d struggle on this one without a decent set.
  6. kev7937
    Prunus padus?
  7. kev7937
    “Pride of India” round my neck of the woods and yep quite a few round here too.
  8. kev7937
    Looks like one to me Jon, quite a few round our way and we took a biggish one down in Kew the other week. What else has seed pods like that?
  9. kev7937
    Is it not Sophora japonica or whatever they call it now? The pagoda tree.
  10. kev7937
    Thanks, thought I'd def found some at last but the leaf bit threw me off. I'll stick with chalara unless any better suggestions come up.
  11. kev7937
    Anyone?
  12. kev7937
    I was hoping for my first sighting of dieback but the leaves seem to be undersized in the affected sections rather than wilting. Any help pls.
  13. kev7937
    A froe and an old inner tube are my weapons of choice for kindling. As long as I can get some nice clean timber that is.
  14. kev7937

    What's this mean?

    kev7937 replied to Nikk's topic in The Lounge

    They haven't had they're own team for a long time.
  15. kev7937

    What's this mean?

    kev7937 replied to Nikk's topic in The Lounge

    Pretty sure our council has a list of contractors they recommend to residents if they ask, possibly in relation to tpo applications.
  16. kev7937
    So why is it ok or perceived to be ok to top willows then?
  17. kev7937
    Both.
  18. kev7937
    And you can just stick the brush in the dirt as an immediate replacement saving chipping costs?
  19. kev7937
    "topping is bad unless your doing certain species, basically willows" I've never really understood why it seems ok with willow, are they immune to decay and branch failure then?
  20. kev7937
    Pittosporum perhaps
  21. kev7937
    You know you're more than welcome.
  22. kev7937
    Wouldn't a monolith have just the one stem?
  23. kev7937
    Full time employment, that's what you need.
  24. kev7937
    I'd say holly too.
  25. kev7937
    Looks good to me.

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