Ok,
I am not too sure why that was the response I got to my question.
Perhaps I should have mentioned that my neighbor would like to see
these trees remain in the yard as much as I would. I was only looking
for an alternative for her rather than her cutting them down.
I think your smart ass comment to my question was pointless. Had I
known this board was occasionally used to insult it's visitors I
suppose I should have just helped my dear neighbour stack the wood
from the tree, and shrugged my shoulders at the loss.
If anyone has some helpful advise please let me know,
Thank-you


maldonado wrote in message ...
Why is any of your business what your neighbor does to her trees as long
as she doesn't do any harm to you? Sheesh. What are you, a liberal?

Kandi wrote:
My neighbor has 2 beautiful willow trees that provide shade in my
yard, and a source of visual enjoyment. Recently she has started
cutting one of them down and plans to level both of them due to an
enormous amount of tiny (2-5cm) red bugs, 6 legged, red bodied, with 2
little yellowish points on its back end. I mean tons of then, all
over every branch. These little guys seem harmless, although messy as
they spew a reddish color when flattened, and the tree is raining
sticky sap as well. They dont fly, or bite. But the amount is
overwhelming to her. I don't mind sweeping them off my deck, but I am
so sad that these trees will no longer be a part of our backyard. Is
there anything we can do? Can I tell her this will pass with the
season, will the bugs return? or leave? Is her cutting down the
trees the best solution?
Thanks for your time, and patience in my less than knowledgeable state
on these things.