We will definitely look to get them taken down as people have mentioned their instability in high winds. It's just the cost!
Thanks for all of this info. I think we will look to have them removed then.I have heard that it's illegal to chop down trees during the spring...
Yes, they really are a bit of an eyesore. I have a feeling they'll be expensive to have taken down too .
I never knew that about sycamores. They may well have to go too then.
I assume they were planted to screen from the road in front and the neighbour to the west side. I'm guessing they chose poplar because they grow...
Thanks!
You can kind of see the west side in this picture. I'll get better pictures tomorrow in the daylight.
This is the front/north boundary. There are 3 rows of trees, 2 rows of poplars closest to the road and then a row of firs closest to the garden....
The trees on the west side are just a single row of poplars. They're very tall.
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That's a view of the trees along the north boundary. There are 3 rows. One of poplar, one fir, one poplar.
The house is on about an acre. The main lawn is out the front, there's a smaller area of lawn to the side and back. The main lawn is north facing....
Hi! I'm new to both gardening and this forum. I joined to get some advice and help with our garden. We moved into our house about 18 months ago....
I'm a newbie both to this forum and to gardening. I've joined to get some help with my garden which is mostly lawn but has a boarder of about 70...
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