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LEYLANDII TREE,S

tony melia · 2010-10-19 13:04:57

dont know this is the right place for this but here goes......i have 4 leylandii trees growing in my back garden ..they are at the back wall about 15/20 feet from house ...they are about 25ft high ..and are blocking out our and our neighbours light me and my wife being old age pensioners cannot afford to have them cut down…

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19-10-2010 2:04pm

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tony melia

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dont know this is the right place for this but here goes......i have 4 leylandii trees growing in my back garden ..they are at the back wall about 15/20 feet from house ...they are about 25ft high ..and are blocking out our and our neighbours light me and my wife being old age pensioners cannot afford to have them cut down ..is there anything i can buy to put on them ..maybe on the root that will kill them off
tony:mad:

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#2 19-10-2010 3:00pm
El Siglo

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tony melia wrote: »

dont know this is the right place for this but here goes......i have 4 leylandii trees growing in my back garden ..they are at the back wall about 15/20 feet from house ...they are about 25ft high ..and are blocking out our and our neighbours light me and my wife being old age pensioners cannot afford to have them cut down ..is there anything i can buy to put on them ..maybe on the root that will kill them off
tony:mad:

Wrong forum Tony, try the Farming and Forestry forum they might have a better understanding of this kind of situation.

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#3 16-11-2010 12:51am
Corsendonk

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Gardening forum, a few landscape gardeners hang around it, they will have better advice, no self respecting forester would plant them. But a chainsaw is usually the best bet, if you poison them it only means that in a strong wind the dead tree might crash through your house or wall because you killed off all the support structure.

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