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Old 13-01-2006, 06:35 PM posted to uk.rec.gardening
Sacha
 
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Default Further to Leylandii in pots. Mentioned above

On 13/1/06 17:55, in article ,
"Mike Fitzpatrick" wrote:

Oh how well I was doing, getting constructive assistance from a few people
all with good ideas when along comes another power crazy, guardian of our
morals PAMMY T...

snip And don't top post!

Instead of shouting instructions from your ivory tower get down here with
the real people and explain what I should or should not do. People like you
make me sick, sitting behind the autonomy of a PC. If I have made such an
impact on your life by posting incorrectly then live with it, it won't hurt
you. I go through life making mistakes, you obviously don't.

In case any one is interested the idea of yew seems to be most preferred
although the Beech idea and the red wood came in a close second.

Remember:- It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most
intelligent, but the one most responsive to change. Charles Darwin


Different groups tend to have different habits. But generally speaking,
this group doesn't go in for top posting because it's just not logical.
(This will now start an argument but the fact remains most of us don't top
post) This is because you ask a question, someone answers it, you reply to
that, someone answers that and so on, IN SEQUENCE. So, when people replying
to posts snip to the point, the points do remain visible and in order. And
yes, snipping is appreciated here if it's done with care.
If you're going to grow yew, it will be lovely but, like all hedges will
need controlling. It's also important to know that yew does not like to be
wet at the roots, so don't use it if you have ground that is perpetually
damp or really wet.

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Sacha
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(remove the weeds to email me)