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29-07-2003, 10:34 PM
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Trouble with a willow tree
I have a willow tree in my garden which has been planted in clay soil too near a house and in too small an area. It is now causing me problems and the roots are spreading fast.
Sadly, I think it is time to kill the tree - anyone got any suggestions for killing it which will also ensure that growth from the roots will stop ? |
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31-07-2003, 10:03 PM
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Trouble with a willow tree
Bandmhouse wrote in message s.com... I have a willow tree in my garden which has been planted in clay soil too near a house and in too small an area. It is now causing me problems and the roots are spreading fast. Sadly, I think it is time to kill the tree - anyone got any suggestions for killing it which will also ensure that growth from the roots will stop ? -- Bandmhouse ------------------------------------------------------------------------ posted via www.GardenBanter.co.uk |
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