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John Davies Landscape

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Pump Hall

John Davies. Informal meadow area with steel turf seat and pleached pear

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evi73evi73 wrote:8 May 2016
Bench

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I got a massive eucalyptus tree at the back of my garden . It's very close to the back fence witch it's in front of the community park . I am not sure what to do with it as its massive. It's never have been prune in shape before from the previous owners of the house and also the roots have been spread really bad coming out from the soil and been visible around the tree . I love the idea with the sitting bench but not sure if I can have something similar . It's it something you can assist with please ? I am base in Carshalton SM5 . Regards

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    John Davies Landscape
    7 years ago

    Hi, I've seen trees like this before where unchecked, they grow to disproportionately large sizes for the gardens they are planted in. I don't know why people do it. Eucalyptus is a very large and fast growing tree with a faboulous bark but far more appropriate to a park than a London back garden. Please contact my office if you would like help with this.

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