kev7937
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Everything posted by kev7937
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Was there any life left in it as Jesse suspected?
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Do you use barbless hooks to give em a chance?
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Got some on the stove right now. It burning.
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Little update on this if anyone cares
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Can't see properly on the phone but I always work away from the house, roll first one way then back the other Then when customer looks out the window it's nice and stripey already
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Looks like Acer negundo to me
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I'm pretty sure it would stop that fox going in people's houses so you might be wrong there.
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Acer sacchirinum. ? Or however you spell it. Or a yawnbeam
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Both of ours have had the top handle crack like the one above, once prob due to abuse by a climber having a tiz and the other when it fell when the tool clip broke. Not as robust as other saws but didn't expect em to be .
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Don't know but three of the five we bought recently were rubbish too.(unlike the saws)
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I think there's several capable of biting humans, I was bitten by what I think was a mouse spider not too long ago. http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/picture-forum/58276-spiders.html
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Will this work if I try it in the shed or garage? Fancied having a crack myself but space in the house is limited.
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Think mid surrey farms the only one, I assume that's your Epsom one.
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Didn't get that PM jon, if you still have it would be grateful Kev
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How far away from the root plate were you when it landed ? Kicked up a fair bit -
That would be handy if you could send it over Jon cheers,
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Here they be, all condemned by TO, who wants em? How much£ ?
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Was going to say it looks like an old coppice.
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May have a job coming up to remove 8 largish h chestnuts and could do with a hand to shift the stems, any one got a contact that could shift it ? It's in SW London within the lez zone, they're in a residential st so access is a bit dump, Cheers
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If the tree is younger than the house you needn't worry about heave regardless of soil type
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Pah!!! Too slow fat fingers
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The leaf and the seed are the poisonous part not the fleshy red part of the berry, you can eat that (not worth it though) I believe any green part is highly poisonous
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Do they actually cause a problem in anything other than tightly clipped hedges ?
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Norbury park, dorking? Only one I know
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Well the buds look opposite to me so that rules alot out including cherry and birch, I'm still with Acer griseum and am a bit surprised only 1 other agrees tbh.
