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planting fir trees in the back garden as a screen
Thoughts / help.
I'd like to plant some evergreen trees at the bottom of my garden as there are some 3 storey flats beyond that I'd like to screen off, just to get a bit more privacy as I can see into them from the house. I don't want to get all un-neighbourly, but would like to grow them to a height of about 15 ft and manage them, not let them go out of control. Can anyone point me in the direction of getting a better understanding of what's involved, background reading etc, i.e. how big can you buy young trees to plant, are there specialist gardening centres that would do this for me (may require some drilling out of concrete) any legal issues I need ot be aware of in case the neighbours get unfriendly? There wont be a huge shadow thrown over their house or anything as it would be just at the back of their garden. Thanks |
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