I don't really mind them being there so don't want to kill them, but would be happy if they were just reduced in height and thinned out somewhat, which I have offered to pay for. No joy so far.
Cracks appearing in new raised bed wall
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divvydeb
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I have looked into the High Hedges legislation as there are 13 sycamore trees in a row, with only a foot of space between them, but apparently they can only be classed as a hedge if they are evergreen rather than deciduous
I don't really mind them being there so don't want to kill them, but would be happy if they were just reduced in height and thinned out somewhat, which I have offered to pay for. No joy so far.
I don't really mind them being there so don't want to kill them, but would be happy if they were just reduced in height and thinned out somewhat, which I have offered to pay for. No joy so far.
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irishpaving
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