Parking

a jobsworth coming along and telling him 'you can't plant that here...'
That's one benefit of planting a small native [eg hawthorne] that grows into something bigger - plausible deniability.
Having said that, are the council mowing it? Someone must be if it's remaining as a patch of grass.
 
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Bod's already tried and failed to do something with that piece of ground. Planting anything may be subject to a jobsworth coming along and telling him 'you can't plant that here...'
That'd what happened. Yet they don't say nothing when idiots park on what used to be grass.
 
That's one benefit of planting a small native [eg hawthorne] that grows into something bigger - plausible deniability.
Having said that, are the council mowing it? Someone must be if it's remaining as a patch of grass.
I've mowed it for the last 15 or so years
 
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I've mowed it for the last 15 or so years
Wellllll.....surely step 1 is to stop mowing it? Things will then start growing.
It's interesting that your local authority is actually well funded enough to send jobsworths around!
 

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