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Paul Cleaver

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  1. Paul Cleaver
    i would say it is a root problem
  2. Paul Cleaver
    I came across this Daldinia today. Can anyone confirm this is Daldinia
  3. Paul Cleaver
    a curse is upon yee
  4. Paul Cleaver
    they feed on rosebay willowherb - any nearby
  5. Paul Cleaver
    great shot - found a dead one the other day
  6. Paul Cleaver
    No previous employers will give him a reference Mark - non of them - very unusual I think because if he was ok - even nothing special, they would have give him a reference
  7. Paul Cleaver
    None more than 8 month's with some gaps in-between which is also a bit strange. I wouldnt bother then m8
  8. Paul Cleaver
    Ive had a couple of snakes from a big caravan. I treated it like I do when aquaplaning - keep it straight and take foot of accelerator.
  9. Paul Cleaver
    How long he worked for these firms might give you a clue to his employability.
  10. Paul Cleaver
    You may get some shooting from the roots/stump, if so paint the leaves with glyphosate weed killer eg Roundup
  11. Paul Cleaver
    Ok , I would suggest reduce height to this pic. You cannot reduce the sides as it will leave it looking bare (dead inner foliage ,that wont re shoot)
  12. Paul Cleaver
    Sorry Mick lost me on this one
  13. Paul Cleaver
    Yeh White Poplar or a cross. You can get a variation in the leaves as White Poplar and Aspen cross pollinate . From those trees you can get cross pollination again so a varying variety of leaf shape.
  14. Paul Cleaver
    I wasn't expecting something like that lol. Its the worst type of shape at that size, I think I would fell it unless it has some importance as Mick said. If you want to save yourself money, get a repatriable tree surgeon to fell it and dispose of it yourself.
  15. Paul Cleaver
    Depends on species. A Leyland cypress will look ok again in 2 or 3 yrs. A Lawsons cypress twice as long or a bit more. Western Red Cedar between the 2 mentioned. They are the 3 commonest species. A pic would help
  16. Paul Cleaver
    Ive not read/listened to it
  17. Paul Cleaver
    Brazilian for sure
  18. Paul Cleaver
    She is hot - a low top would have been better
  19. Paul Cleaver
    shared on facebook
  20. Paul Cleaver
    good observation - I do type with 2 fingers and im impatient. I am mainly left handed
  21. Paul Cleaver
    If the ice is bad, can it damage the boat?
  22. Paul Cleaver
    yes it is m8 - not far from me
  23. Paul Cleaver
    stop for a pint at the Shroppy fly Egg?
  24. Paul Cleaver
    My Id's have been pants just lately - slightly redeemed
  25. Paul Cleaver
    Viburnum lanata - Wayfaring tree

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