Looks great! Not everyone is willing to do this kind of honest, hard work as much anymore. Conifers are one of my least favorite trees. I'd like to see how the space gets developed. Now the homeowner just needs a nice power wash on those pavers.
Thanks for watching 👍 I don’t mind conifers in the right setting but some don’t last as long as others. Also some have found our hot dry summers hard the past few years! There will be some more work at this job as the customer has not long moved here and has lots of plans😊
I adore conifers! they do not all look like Leylandii! They are beautiful and come in extensive variety and colour - carefully selected for the space they are the perfect low maintenance plant - I have around 80 ranging from 12" tall to 50+' - reds, golds, silvers, and all shades of green.
You do such satisfying videos. I love these kind of removals. Your videos are relaxing and your soft spokenness is calming to the soul in a sometimes hectic world. 💚💚
Wow, being ill have not been able to do my big 16:14 garden for 4 years. Wish you were here in Cornwall. Ann. So hard work doing what you did, take care of your back. 😮
I am really enjoying your channel showcasing all the other work gardening services do besides mowing and edging. These unique projects are interesting, fun, and show the skills of a landscaper. 👍🏻
Getting rid of those half dead trees made a big difference in the appearance of the yard. Your cleanup afterwards sets a high standard in your work! Great job! Be Safe!
I lost my husband in February and he was 71 years old and I will be 66 years old later this year and having lived in our home for forty two years and inherited a privet hedge around the front garden and living on a bendy fronted garden with taking the down to two feet high three times since we moved here and have taken out the sides to keep it narrow and compact and I decided to remove it six weeks ago because of regular maintenance issues and my age. I used pruning shears and loppers to remove the branches and cutting down the stem and main trunk branches to my friends husband kindly remove all the stumps for me and surprisingly the roots were not too deep and the soil around them was soaked and softened up to make it easier. I have replaced with black metal poles and green chain link fence with a green plastic mesh netting fastened on the inside of the fence. The area is gravel covered with ornamental small Acer trees in a variety of colours and shrubs and landscape boarders with some small shrubs edging with large rocks of stones to fill in areas around the shrubs with blue slate to keep the moisture in the soil from being in a bank of two levels of ground and gravel areas. I have placed more large pieces of stone around the fence base on the inside of more membrane laid down and gravel to where the hedge has been removed. I spent about two hours a day early morning and a little at a time and bags of hedge material were taken to my local recycling centre and gardening waste disposal area to have removed most of the ground covering plants that were taking over the area and gravel and growing up through the hedge to spend time pulling roots system and digging roots out and then weed killer to remove the remaining underground roots. My husband had been ill for four years and I did the best of maintenance on the garden and it looked great if you know what it originally looked like and neat beds and well pruned trees and shrubs that had grown considerably larger than I would like it. So channeling my grief into positive things that kept me busy and focused. I have only occasional pruning and dead head of roses and flowers on shrubs and keeping them pruned back to lower the maintenance that provided I keep active on being able to spend a few minutes a week on my plants and occasionally on my shrubs and acer trees. Worst case scenario is chopping them all up and just gravel when I get older.
Oh my goodness you work so hard. It looks much better 👍 I bet the owner was pleased. You deserve to go home and have an ice cold drink and put your feet up after that.
Glad you enjoyed the video. There are plenty to catch up on😄 Thanks for joining. I always find it interesting to hear where people are watching from 😊👍
Just came upon your RUclips channel and decided to subscribe because of the wide variety of jobs you videoed for your channel! PS - Working my way through the backlog.
Looks so much better. It sounded as though the roots broke when you were pulling the trees out. Thank goodness otherwise it would have been so much more difficult.
Hi, just found your channel. Wow what a job to do in the heat..Looks so much better. I have never seen a shredder with the side piece for the bigger limbs to go into before you put them in the top. Subscribed for your meticulous work ethic. Cant wait to see more. Im watching from Tasmania. Stay Safe ❤🙏👍🤗
Thats dedication mate...looked hard work tho😬if you're cutting roots with mattock may as well get a recip saw and save your back. Mines hurting just watching 😅
Hi You done an excellent job. As a gardener myself it seemed to me that no plants on the poor neighbours side had suffered at all. I think the conifers were just obscuring her view to see what's going on. I would have kept the prostrate conifer👌
My back is killing me! Just watching :( I feel for you, that was not as easy as you made look. I took out two over grown Moon Shadow bushes beginning of spring. Still have root system trying to regrow, I must dig a little more.
Great size chipper Think I may have took the third one It was scraggy We had them open widows your home is full of dust and muck Great Finnish Hard graft too 😵💫😵💫
Hi Mark great video I was wondering do you have any information on the chipper you use as I've got a laurel hedge to reduce and the waste price is very expensive also would it fit in a transit custom van short wheelbase keep up the good work and the interesting videos
Thanks The chipper is a cramer combi cut it’s German so well built. I’ve had I a long time now. I’m not even sure if they still make them! 😄👍 good luck with the laurels 👍
There are portable stump/tree pullers out there. Maybe in the future you could consider getting one. No more backbreaking work getting those stumps out!
Nice result. Why did you grind some branches on the side and then put them in the top of the shredder? Seemed like double work to me 21:18 What is name of the remaining tree? Does the homeowner want to keep it?
Thanks The side part has a chipper blade and the top has flails to thicker branches have to go in the side and the brush goes in the top. I’m not sure what the remaining tree is but it is staying and the customer is going to replant the border😊👍
buen trabajo es una pena que los talen yo le hubiera hecho la forma de cono y quedaban super bonitos, pero bueno el cliente le gusta asi q vamos hacer gracias tiene muy buenos videos de jardineria
@@mdgardenservices7819 A 240mm blade will cut 190mm diameter, can invert blade to cut under roots, find soil has little affect on blade, they still cut when blunt,as to blades no fancy brands.
I do not like conifers in a suburban garden - I live in Australia and find that they harbour spiders (large ones) so where I'm able to I remove them and replant with a prettier plant
What a shame we don’t appreciate our trees and what the do to clean the air, the only reason they get untidy is because they don’t get looked after with regular trimming. I have ten in my front garden to stop dog owners letting their dogs use my garden as a toilet There only waist high and kept trimmed I wouldn’t have them removed trees are very important and should be cherished. Trimming them down would have been better now it looks Barron.
These would have been better if they had been kept trimmed. The customer has only just moved here and they were already like this unfortunately! The back garden is worse!!😳
@@mdgardenservices7819 I’m sorry to give a negative comment But I love gardening and really hate to see mature trees felled. Some people , not you!, just hate to see anything grow. Best wishes.
I understand and too love gardening as hopefully you can see from my other videos. Unfortunately I have to do what my customers want and these trees were only going to get worse😕 if I think something is worth saving I do try and talk them round 😄unfortunately sometimes I have to remove thing that I personally would keep. The roots of these trees were starting to push on the wall and the paving! Hope this makes sense. I don’t like removing trees unnecessarily 😊👍
Firstly, they are not ugly, they are rather attractive. 2. They are clearly not overgrown. 3. They are perfectly healthy, just a bit dry at the bottom, big deal. 4. It removed the last bit of greenery from the prison yard garden, so it now is a gravel border that matches the rest of the concrete. Then people wonder why birds like house sparrows have declined by huge numbers. For example - In London, sparrow numbers fell by 60% between 1994 and 2004. 🙄
The border will be replanted with new shrubs and flowers. These trees are always planted in the wrong position and can’t simply be left to grow out of control! 🤷♂️
Agreed. Should've trimmed evergreen not chopped it down.. too many trees being felled for no reason other than cosmetic. Birds cant nest in shrubs & flowers! Not really up to the neighbours. No damage was being caused, just privacy screen. smh
@@experimentalelemental92 The neighbours did not ask for the trees to be removed, just said they were glad they were gone, why blame them. And birds do nest in bushes, or at least they do in ours. Just imagine if the conifers had remained and continued to rot, they would probably fall on the house, I love trees and have dozens on my property, but you have to be realistic.
@@janetpendlebury6808 Blame? They were not rotten, just needed a trim. Looked like they were the only two evergreens on the street. UK promotes green spaces & areas of natural beauty, yet allow ppl to chop healthy trees down for more concrete. I live in a small Hamlet, mentioned in Domesday Book. We are not allowed to remove any trees here.
best thing for conifers is a fire ,people say the daftest things ,like it was only small when i planted it, they take all the water out of the ground ,go right under one after its been raining ,the ground will be dry
The incessant need to conform nature to fit in little boxes and circles and grow in perfectly straight lines is so British. I’m sure glad I’m not a shrub in England. 😏
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Another good job, Mark. Looks like the trees gave you a workout. : )
Yes it was!😅
Another job well done. ❤
Thanks😊👍
Love your hard work there. You did a job that took a lot of time. Thanks for doing that.
Thanks for watching!😊👍
Great neighbor. Wonderful job. Lots of hard work
Yes, thank you😊
Interesting video. Kudos to you for being willing to do some hard work. Not many folks are hard workers any more. You did a great job.
Thanks 👍🤗
Nice job. Hard work. Blessings.
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Great job, much better.
Glad you think so 😊👍
Looks great! Not everyone is willing to do this kind of honest, hard work as much anymore. Conifers are one of my least favorite trees. I'd like to see how the space gets developed. Now the homeowner just needs a nice power wash on those pavers.
Thanks for watching 👍
I don’t mind conifers in the right setting but some don’t last as long as others. Also some have found our hot dry summers hard the past few years!
There will be some more work at this job as the customer has not long moved here and has lots of plans😊
I adore conifers! they do not all look like Leylandii! They are beautiful and come in extensive variety and colour - carefully selected for the space they are the perfect low maintenance plant - I have around 80 ranging from 12" tall to 50+' - reds, golds, silvers, and all shades of green.
@@mdgardenservices7819What a beautiful day for the job you had! I wish I was in England, you sure are lucky to live there!
You do such satisfying videos. I love these kind of removals. Your videos are relaxing and your soft spokenness is calming to the soul in a sometimes hectic world. 💚💚
Thank you
I’m glad you enjoyed the video 😊👍
Very, very good job. It's a really hard job to remove trees. Kudos to you.
Thanks for watching 👍
It was certainly hard work!!😅
Wow, being ill have not been able to do my big 16:14 garden for 4 years. Wish you were here in Cornwall. Ann. So hard work doing what you did, take care of your back. 😮
Sorry Ann I’m not a bit closer but hope you can find some help! 🙂👍
@@mdgardenservices7819 thankyou for your reply. Great work you do for people.Ann
Ahh, shovel pruning …..most excellent!
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You did a wonderful job on those bushes!❤
Thank you! 😊
Kelly it is looking good can't wait to see went they put the floor so happy for you thankyou for sharing 😊❤
Thanks for watching 😊👍
Yet another MD Garden Services classic! Oh, my aching back! Take a couple days off, Bud.
Thanks😊
It was a well earned rest after this day!😅👍
Definitely hard work. Well done! 👍👍👍👍
It sure was. Thanks for watching 😊👍
Wow! What a great difference! The trees were looking none too healthy crowded into that space. Thanks for sharing.
They had definitely had their time!
Thanks for watching 😊👍
I am really enjoying your channel showcasing all the other work gardening services do besides mowing and edging. These unique projects are interesting, fun, and show the skills of a landscaper. 👍🏻
Glad you are enjoying the channel 👍
Thanks for watching 🤗
A hot day for that sort of work, glad to see you leave the stumps long for leverage. Makes it easier most of the time. Top job btw.👍
Yes a bit 🥵
You learn the hard way to leave the stumps!!🤣
Thanks for watching 👍
Getting rid of those half dead trees made a big difference in the appearance of the yard. Your cleanup afterwards sets a high standard in your work! Great job! Be Safe!
Thank you😊👍
Love the music. ...... So cheerful and relaxing ! Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!🙂😊
It looks so much better. Great job.
Hard hard work. 💪
Thanks 👍
Brilliant job, mate... you are so methodical! Love your videos!
Cheers 😊
Thanks for watching 👍
Great job! If I was the neighbor I would be offering to help get rid of those trees!
Thanks👍
Well she was very pleased 😄😊
Thoroughly enjoyed this video; great filming. And great job, Sir! See you next time...
Glad you enjoyed it!🤗👍
Very hard work. Chipper saves the day. 😁👍
Yes it does!😄👍
Great job 👍🏼 Most businesses here in the US will just cut the tree off at the ground and then charge you extra to chew it or dig it up!
Thanks👍
The customer wanted to replant in the bed😊😄
I lost my husband in February and he was 71 years old and I will be 66 years old later this year and having lived in our home for forty two years and inherited a privet hedge around the front garden and living on a bendy fronted garden with taking the down to two feet high three times since we moved here and have taken out the sides to keep it narrow and compact and I decided to remove it six weeks ago because of regular maintenance issues and my age. I used pruning shears and loppers to remove the branches and cutting down the stem and main trunk branches to my friends husband kindly remove all the stumps for me and surprisingly the roots were not too deep and the soil around them was soaked and softened up to make it easier. I have replaced with black metal poles and green chain link fence with a green plastic mesh netting fastened on the inside of the fence. The area is gravel covered with ornamental small Acer trees in a variety of colours and shrubs and landscape boarders with some small shrubs edging with large rocks of stones to fill in areas around the shrubs with blue slate to keep the moisture in the soil from being in a bank of two levels of ground and gravel areas. I have placed more large pieces of stone around the fence base on the inside of more membrane laid down and gravel to where the hedge has been removed. I spent about two hours a day early morning and a little at a time and bags of hedge material were taken to my local recycling centre and gardening waste disposal area to have removed most of the ground covering plants that were taking over the area and gravel and growing up through the hedge to spend time pulling roots system and digging roots out and then weed killer to remove the remaining underground roots. My husband had been ill for four years and I did the best of maintenance on the garden and it looked great if you know what it originally looked like and neat beds and well pruned trees and shrubs that had grown considerably larger than I would like it. So channeling my grief into positive things that kept me busy and focused. I have only occasional pruning and dead head of roses and flowers on shrubs and keeping them pruned back to lower the maintenance that provided I keep active on being able to spend a few minutes a week on my plants and occasionally on my shrubs and acer trees. Worst case scenario is chopping them all up and just gravel when I get older.
Sorry for the loss of your husband.
Hedges can be a lot of work! What you have done sound nice, and lower maintenance. Keep up the good work😊
That's awesome! I find gardening very soothing. Forget all lifes worries while doing it. So sorry for your loss, but, you keep going! 😁
You look sunburned. Take care. Big job and great outcome. Thanks
Thanks👍
I’ll be starting on the back garden next!😅
Great job! Looked like hard work! Would have loved to see the trees gone from the original angle looking at the house. 😊
Thanks, hard work especially on a hot day😅
I’ll be back there again so will do a view from the original angle 😊👍
Oh my goodness you work so hard. It looks much better 👍 I bet the owner was pleased. You deserve to go home and have an ice cold drink and put your feet up after that.
Thank you 👍
And yes the customer was very pleased. There is more in the back garden! 😬😅😊
Looks amazing.
Thanks 🤗
Excellent job! Enjoyed your post so much that I subscribed all the way from Texas 🇺🇸
Looking forward to more vids!
Glad you enjoyed the video. There are plenty to catch up on😄
Thanks for joining. I always find it interesting to hear where people are watching from 😊👍
Great job!!!!
Thank you😊👍
good job.👍
Thanks 👍🙂
Done good job 👏👏👏🤙🏻
Thank you 😊👍
Awesome job❤
Thanks 😄
love your woodchipper
Thanks👍
Just came upon your RUclips channel and decided to subscribe because of the wide variety of jobs you videoed for your channel!
PS - Working my way through the backlog.
Thanks for subscribing 👍
Hope you enjoy all the past videos 😊
That was an awesome job 👏
Thank you😊
Bravo!!!
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Awesome job 🍺
Thanks 👍
Well done another brilliant job in the heat xx
Very warm😊
now the front needs pressure washing ,😄
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Здравствуйте. Отличная работа! ❤❤
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Hi from San Diego, USA. You need a digging bar to excavate those stumps. Great work!
That is a good idea 👍
Thanks for watching 😊
Great job mate in the hot sun you looked knacked!!!
Thanks😊
Yes I was done in after doing all that!😅
Conifers are beautiful!!! I really love them
They are until they are let to get out of control! 😊
Looks so much better. It sounded as though the roots broke when you were pulling the trees out. Thank goodness otherwise it would have been so much more difficult.
Thank you 😄
Yes they did! You can’t beat that sound😄👍
Lovely yo see them horrible trees gone 😢
I know! 😬
Hi, just found your channel. Wow what a job to do in the heat..Looks so much better. I have never seen a shredder with the side piece for the bigger limbs to go into before you put them in the top. Subscribed for your meticulous work ethic. Cant wait to see more. Im watching from Tasmania. Stay Safe ❤🙏👍🤗
Thanks and welcome😊👍
Thats dedication mate...looked hard work tho😬if you're cutting roots with mattock may as well get a recip saw and save your back. Mines hurting just watching 😅
Yeah you’re probably right, I keep thinking there must be a better way!🤔
You did get a digger so I guess where it allows that’s even easier 😆
@@mdgardenservices7819 AS Nathan said Mark, get yourself a recip for stumps!
Got one myself and great bits of kit for jobs like these.
Yes might have to look at that!
Not getting any younger 😅
I wouldn't mind having those two beautiful trees.....oh well.
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Hard graph and fair play for what you do...
Thanks😊
Very Good JOB
Thanks for watching 👍
The low one is the one that needed to stay . It was in fine shape, and softened the edge of that planter.
Yes but unfortunately the customer wanted it gone🤷♂️
Great.. Great job !!! 🏋🏽♂️🏋🏽♂️🏋🏽♂️💗 You’ll be back in 5 years for the tree you left in the middle ! 😏💗💗
Probably!🤦♂️👍
Bravo! Excellent work!
Many thanks 😊👍
That looks like a hard job. Great job!
Thanks it was hard work😅
That’s certainly looks like backbreaking work!
It was😅👍
Good job. Congratulations
Thank you 😊
Well done! It was a good idea to remove those dying trees/shrubs before they became a real menace.
Thank you 😊👍
Hard work! Looks great.
It was , thank you😊👍
Good job
Thank you😊
Looks good!
Thanks😊
Great job.. It's really a hard job 👍
Yes it was 😅👍
I hate conifers. Nice job.
Thanks😆👍
Nice Job 💚👍
Thanks for watching 😊
Hi
You done an excellent job. As a gardener myself it seemed to me that no plants on the poor neighbours side had suffered at all. I think the conifers were just obscuring her view to see what's going on. I would have kept the prostrate conifer👌
The trees were taking a lot of light and as you can see we’re well past their best.
The customer is going to replace them with some new shrubs 😊👍
My back is killing me! Just watching :( I feel for you, that was not as easy as you made look. I took out two over grown Moon Shadow bushes beginning of spring. Still have root system trying to regrow, I must dig a little more.
Yeah some things don’t want to go without a fight! 😄👍
I’m with the neighbor…they needed to go. Looks great. Lot of hard work.
You are correct there 😅👍
Hard work right there. Well done mate. A hot day in England ? I didn't think you had any of those...🤣
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Yeah we do get some!! This was one of them😆
You are joking. Have you ever been to England in the summer?
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Great size chipper
Think I may have took the third one It was scraggy We had them open widows your home is full of dust and muck Great Finnish Hard graft too 😵💫😵💫
Yes homeowner has not decided on the one that’s remaining yet!
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Hi Mark great video I was wondering do you have any information on the chipper you use as I've got a laurel hedge to reduce and the waste price is very expensive also would it fit in a transit custom van short wheelbase keep up the good work and the interesting videos
Thanks
The chipper is a cramer combi cut it’s German so well built. I’ve had I a long time now. I’m not even sure if they still make them! 😄👍 good luck with the laurels 👍
Прекрасная работа, спасибо! 🇺🇦
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There are portable stump/tree pullers out there. Maybe in the future you could consider getting one. No more backbreaking work getting those stumps out!
Ok will have to look out for that! 😄👍
Nice result. Why did you grind some branches on the side and then put them in the top of the shredder? Seemed like double work to me 21:18
What is name of the remaining tree? Does the homeowner want to keep it?
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The side part has a chipper blade and the top has flails to thicker branches have to go in the side and the brush goes in the top.
I’m not sure what the remaining tree is but it is staying and the customer is going to replant the border😊👍
Good job but I'd be missing the shade.
Thanks
More shade in the back😊
Try a sabre saw with a demolition blade. Much less back breaking than a mattock!
Anything must be better than a mattock!😅👍
You made that look easy! 💪 Well in. Was this all day if you dont mind me asking?
Thanks 😅
It was a day
buen trabajo es una pena que los talen yo le hubiera hecho la forma de cono y quedaban super bonitos, pero bueno el cliente le gusta asi q vamos hacer
gracias tiene muy buenos videos de jardineria
Thank you
Glad you are enjoying my videos
Thanks for watching 😊👍
What area do you work in very good job btw well done it is very hard work gardening 👍👍👍🙋♀️👋
I’m on the south coast opposite the isle of white.
Thanks for watching 😊👍
My goodness - you call that overgrown? You should see the size of mine!!!
Well overgrown for where they are planted!
You should see the trees in the back garden!!😅
I used a reciprocating saw with a pruning blade on the roots. You'll need a few spare blades.
Yeah going to look in to that😊👍
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Get a Cordless Reciprocating saw to cut through roots, I find using my Bosch is much easier & quicker than using a mattock.
Yeah might have to look at that, not used one before. Would it be ok around roots in the soil? Didn’t know if it would blunt the blade!
@@mdgardenservices7819 A 240mm blade will cut 190mm diameter, can invert blade to cut under roots, find soil has little affect on blade, they still cut when blunt,as to blades no fancy brands.
Ok I’ll have a look at that👍
I do not like conifers in a suburban garden - I live in Australia and find that they harbour spiders (large ones) so where I'm able to I remove them and replant with a prettier plant
Yeah I don’t think I’d be so keen cutting them down with some of your spiders hiding in there!😬
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@@mdgardenservices7819 Most of our spiders are ok, and the nasty ones don't tend to be in the trees.
What a shame we don’t appreciate our trees and what the do to clean the air, the only reason they get untidy is because they don’t get looked after with regular trimming. I have ten in my front garden to stop dog owners letting their dogs use my garden as a toilet
There only waist high and kept trimmed I wouldn’t have them removed trees are very important and should be cherished. Trimming them down would have been better now it looks Barron.
These would have been better if they had been kept trimmed. The customer has only just moved here and they were already like this unfortunately!
The back garden is worse!!😳
They could easily have been trimmed!
Now there’s an ugly concrete area!
They could easily been trimmed but in my opinion would have looked awful!🤷♂️
@@mdgardenservices7819 I’m sorry to give a negative comment
But I love gardening and really hate to see mature trees felled.
Some people , not you!, just hate to see anything grow.
Best wishes.
I understand and too love gardening as hopefully you can see from my other videos. Unfortunately I have to do what my customers want and these trees were only going to get worse😕 if I think something is worth saving I do try and talk them round 😄unfortunately sometimes I have to remove thing that I personally would keep. The roots of these trees were starting to push on the wall and the paving! Hope this makes sense. I don’t like removing trees unnecessarily 😊👍
Such tiny little yards
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Пожалуй самая тяжелая работа садовника - выкорчевка деревьев и кустарников .
I think so!😅
Firstly, they are not ugly, they are rather attractive. 2. They are clearly not overgrown. 3. They are perfectly healthy, just a bit dry at the bottom, big deal. 4. It removed the last bit of greenery from the prison yard garden, so it now is a gravel border that matches the rest of the concrete. Then people wonder why birds like house sparrows have declined by huge numbers. For example - In London, sparrow numbers fell by 60% between 1994 and 2004. 🙄
The border will be replanted with new shrubs and flowers.
These trees are always planted in the wrong position and can’t simply be left to grow out of control! 🤷♂️
Agreed. Should've trimmed evergreen not chopped it down.. too many trees being felled for no reason other than cosmetic. Birds cant nest in shrubs & flowers! Not really up to the neighbours. No damage was being caused, just privacy screen. smh
Agree wholeheartedly. All of your comments are absolutely spot on.
@@experimentalelemental92 The neighbours did not ask for the trees to be removed, just said they were glad they were gone, why blame them. And birds do nest in bushes, or at least they do in ours. Just imagine if the conifers had remained and continued to rot, they would probably fall on the house, I love trees and have dozens on my property, but you have to be realistic.
@@janetpendlebury6808 Blame? They were not rotten, just needed a trim. Looked like they were the only two evergreens on the street. UK promotes green spaces & areas of natural beauty, yet allow ppl to chop healthy trees down for more concrete. I live in a small Hamlet, mentioned in Domesday Book. We are not allowed to remove any trees here.
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best thing for conifers is a fire ,people say the daftest things ,like it was only small when i planted it, they take all the water out of the ground ,go right under one after its been raining ,the ground will be dry
Very true conifers take a lot of moisture from the ground! Nothing grows near them apart from other conifers !👍
I did not see them go anywhere..
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The incessant need to conform nature to fit in little boxes and circles and grow in perfectly straight lines is so British. I’m sure glad I’m not a shrub in England. 😏
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I've got 70 leylandii to take down, how much?
Might be a bit much for me!!😅😆
@mdgardenservices7819 thanks for being honest.x
well done. nightmare job. hope the owner paid well. as said below, a lot of workers dont do this type of job
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It’s definitely hard work! 😅
Hope you were paid handsomely!
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Работа по сносу деревьев тяжела не только физически, но и психологически. Поэтому она выматывает.
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Next time wet the bed before removing trees by digging, wet it the night before then again in the morning you want it almost muddy
Yes it helps sometimes 👍
I would love the conifers in my garden to be gone, but the cost is something I cannot afford. My fault though for letting them get out of hand.
Yes unfortunately a mistake lots of people make. They just get more out of control!