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Paul Cleaver

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  1. Dam it - thanks for this
  2. Man hugs to ya Bro
  3. ah Never knew she wrote it
  4. Just heard this - what a great soul/blues ballad and what a great delivery - Joplinesque
  5. yeh man the power of music
  6. that's the speedos out then
  7. wet an warm here too in Cheshire - hope its dry tomorrow I have a tree survey to do
  8. that's bang on what I thought before I saw your price
  9. They like buddleia bushes. A good place to get photos on mass. I have seen quite a few large yellow underwing moths around the house just lately too
  10. No. If there is only a small amount of decay then the tree is compartmentalising the wound well. You cut a couple of feet off and you are putting the tree under more stress. More stress = less vitality = less chance of the new wound healing well. We are talking about poplars of course
  11. if there goosed then pruning lower will result in them being goosed again with a larger wound. You could do it then explain to the land owner the tree/s may need felling next time around, and consider planting new trees in the meantime if feasible
  12. When re pollarding it is important not to cut past the previous pollard point - even a little bit past the previous pollard point is not good for the tree
  13. £2350
  14. wow
  15. probably a graft Steve
  16. is it a copper beech Steve
  17. A metal detector might pick that up Steve
  18. I was ok but me bitch wasn't - I ended up throwing a towel on it and letting it go outside
  19. I had one in the bedroom once, I have been told if you leave a window open it will find its way out eventually. That's not great if you want to get to sleep though
  20. I blame the Russians
  21. You get something like this.I personally hate this. "I know I can rely on a few good friends to share this" - not a chance from me.
  22. the spider caught a fly
  23. Some hybrids can look very similar - I don't know the difference with some of them personally
  24. The house foundation type and depth need to be clarified before the trees are blamed, however NHBC standards were not around in 1904
  25. no white on underside of leaves bro

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