It was great camouflage for the brick bungalow, but the neighbours' leafaphobia (morbid fear of any leaf leaning over her fence) meant I was always having to cut it back from the fence. Taking a big branch off last year meant it was one sided and a big branch came down in the wind last weekend.
So I decided to get it chopped.
I have had good luck with workmen again, and they came when they said they would, did a good job and tidied up!
Looking a little bare! Leaving the trunk to wind a Clematis I thought.
Bridie's book offering me some inspiration!
Could always put a rose at the back!
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Looks much more bare- is that grammatically correct?
Dulcie will be pleased it's gone- has she come in to thank you?
What about building the bed up using railway sleepers then you won't have to bend to do the vege garden and perhaps a trellis at the back of the bed to espalia (sp?) the rose.
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