The much lower hedge on the east end of our yard.
Again, maintenance will be much easier with the lower hedge. And since there is rarely anybody in the yard next door, we're not really losing any privacy. I found a photo from a couple of years ago to remind you of how high this section of hedge was.
The same hedge, before cutting, from a slightly different angle, but you can see how high it was by comparing it to the tree on the left side of the photo.
Walt I'm excited for you, now it's won't be a back-breaking ordeal to trim the hedge anymore.
ReplyDeleteWhat a relief to know you won't kill yourself trimming the monster this year. It sure is nice to see the lushness of spring in your backyard.
ReplyDeletemitch, there's still a monster part that needs trimming in the fall, but we'll hire the guys back to do that.
DeleteLOVE the newsiness note for today! :)
ReplyDeleteanne marie, hold the mayo! lol
DeleteSo, it's going to fill out nicely, even at the shorter height?
ReplyDeletejudy, that's the plan!
DeleteThe section 'cut down to size' looks like a bunch of sticks.
ReplyDeletestarman, that's pretty much what it is, for now. The leaves will come back, I hope!
DeleteThe other thing about Cinco de Mayo, I'm told, is that it's not much celebrated in Mexico, either. Apparently, it's one of those manufactured holidays. Maybe by the liquor lobby?
ReplyDeleteemm, I'm not at all surprised. One day, President's Day will be an excuse partying and excessive drinking. Oh, wait... spring break.
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