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- Jan 31, 2018
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- Keir Hardy
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Just general housekeeping of both gardens. Mowing and a bit of pruning.
Front lawn looking quite good despite getting very little sun.
This acer is a pain at this time of the year. A lot of branches "bolt" so the tree looks like a pin cushion, or the coronavirus. So I need my multi-ladder in the tall stepladder configuration and my telescopic pruner, to get at them from all sides. It's deceptive here, as it as tall as the eaves of the roof.
Back lawn looking not too bad.
Pruned back these rhodos, they were getting too wide and tall. I really ought to move them. They were supposed to be a short-term replacement for an azalea which died.
I've an azalea in a tub which would look better there.
Gave the azaleas here a bit of a trim, they were beginning to cover the lantern.
Now with the new 25mm mains water pipe and the new water meter, I can use my pop-up lawn sprinklers.
Front lawn looking quite good despite getting very little sun.
This acer is a pain at this time of the year. A lot of branches "bolt" so the tree looks like a pin cushion, or the coronavirus. So I need my multi-ladder in the tall stepladder configuration and my telescopic pruner, to get at them from all sides. It's deceptive here, as it as tall as the eaves of the roof.
Back lawn looking not too bad.
Pruned back these rhodos, they were getting too wide and tall. I really ought to move them. They were supposed to be a short-term replacement for an azalea which died.
I've an azalea in a tub which would look better there.
Gave the azaleas here a bit of a trim, they were beginning to cover the lantern.
Now with the new 25mm mains water pipe and the new water meter, I can use my pop-up lawn sprinklers.