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Cut back/cut down Rowan tree
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What a beautiful tree!Such a shame it is, as you say, just a few feet too near. But if it wasn't for the mess it's actually well balanced site in the layout.I wonder if it was because a) cars were smaller when it was built b) cars were expected to be in the garage.The berry situation is stunning but the same in the wild growing ones around here and the berries have been there for 6 weeks or more this year. It isn't always so.If you have to remove it if it is such a problem and plant another there are even some now with different colour leaves and berries.
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twopenny said:If you have to remove it if it is such a problem and plant another there are even some now with different colour leaves and berries.There are varieties that are columnar which would easily fit into the grassed area.We have an Autumn Spire - yellow berries and dramatic red autumn foliage.
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Mojisola said:twopenny said:If you have to remove it if it is such a problem and plant another there are even some now with different colour leaves and berries.There are varieties that are columnar which would easily fit into the grassed area.We have an Autumn Spire - yellow berries and dramatic red autumn foliage.
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Farway said:Mojisola said:There are varieties that are columnar which would easily fit into the grassed area.We have an Autumn Spire - yellow berries and dramatic red autumn foliage.
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Mojisola said:Farway said:Mojisola said:There are varieties that are columnar which would easily fit into the grassed area.We have an Autumn Spire - yellow berries and dramatic red autumn foliage.
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