Very good! I'm not up with the lingo.
6 more long weeks of winter
- Thread starter fillyboy
- Start date
Very good! I'm not up with the lingo.
Jeez! Are we at the 18th hole yet?
I put the decking there thinking nowt grows under the trees in any case and it was a good idea at the time. I'm regretting it because of the birds fouling it and it serves little purpose. I might have to rethink that zone, but I don't know what yet....Jeez, the birds really don't like the person hitting that bag.
- Joined
- 30 May 2022
- Messages
- 1,291
- Reaction score
- 756
- Country
A roof.
That's what the missus wants. Trouble is, it will be covered in 6" of foul detritus in no time.
That's like Sex Panther aftershave. Fifty per cent of the time, it works every time.
Stings the nostrils...... in a good way.
Any roof will pi$$ of the tree huggers.Wildflower roof garden
cut down the tree, in that case. Or shoot the birds.
We did a job for a lady a few years back, whereby she had a corner plot along with 60m of hedge!
She paid £25'000 for us to rip out the hedge and build her a wall. I fully get that. I also get why people would prefer the hedge.
Hey, Nosey! With skills like that, Don really needs your help over in southern US.
Also, you any good with a drill, baby?
D
Deleted member 317777
One of my neighbours must be an ex engineer. His hedge is the straightest I’ve ever seen. The next door shapes.
Apart from the maintenance aspect, they have major plus points IMO:
- they look better than walls
- hedgehogs can pass through them, and birdies live in them
- you can string Christmas lights through them
- if established, and properly shaped and with a little bit of looking-after, they don't fall down in a strong wind (like fence panels do).
Mine, well I’m always busy…
