What Jobs Are We Doing in the Garden Today... MK3.. 2013

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    Indeed ... unless they are Thuja then "maybe" (Yew would be fine) - looks more like Leylandii to me though, if so it won't regenerate at all.
     
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      I agree, that conifer hedge no longer exists.
       
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        Just don't tell the neighbours, Jazzsi:hate-shocked:
         
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        They definitely won't come back again on your side!!! What puzzles me is that you say they're they're the neighbour's conifers :scratch: but the fence appears to be the other side of them.
         
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          I've got a feeling they might notice Armandii. :heehee:
           
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          Really???, well, couldn't Jazzsi blame it on Locusts???:dunno::snork:
           
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          It's not warm enough here for locusts, how about Death Watch Beetle. :biggrin:
           
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          I think it happened in the storm.
           
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            It would have to be BIG ONES!!!:lunapic 130165696578242 5:


             
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              It's that terrible Leylandii disease (chain saw itis) :)
              Might as well tell em , I might as well cut them to the bottom they'll grow back bushier :pathd:
               
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                The picture must have been taken in the neighbours garden:dunno::blue thumb:
                 
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                Perhaps Jazzsi's moved the fence so that it appears the trees are in his garden??!!:sofa::hate-shocked::snork:
                 
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                The fence also belongs to the neighbour, put up because they didn't like looking at the bare area at the base of the hedge.
                I will get the chainsaw out later & tidy it up a bit.
                 
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                So where, exactly, is your boundary?
                 
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                Nosey bloomin' lots 'ain't we Jazzsi. Any chance of a view from upstairs?
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