The monsters need trimed

Z_Ghost · Nov 20, 2010

dietz4ibanez said:
Well, I am a landscaper

Want to come over and help me trim back the monsters.
(See pic)

They went backed up for the most part but the one by the driveway is getting in the way and I started trimming it today.
I am using a sawsall on it just to get to a starting point.
The sparrows are PO at me, they like that one.

This is what happens when you do not get snow for years and then get a heavy snow storm.

I need a :greenchainsaw

n that thing.
DFW Texas 2009

dietz4ibanez · Nov 21, 2010

Yeah you do... And being a landscaper you reminded me of a time my brother and I went into a neighborhood that we were working in and watched a guy cut a tree down with a sawsall...

:lolup:

Hey, I guess whatever works to get the job done right... huh?

I would help you out if I am ever in the neighbor hood... May need to demo those things and start over...

Z_Ghost · Nov 21, 2010

The sawsall works well with a long blade on it.
As far as cutting them down, well I am just about to do it to the one by the driveway. I will probably try to trim the other one down somewhat so the birds still have a place to go.

dietz4ibanez · Nov 21, 2010

Its hard to tell what those are and based on your Plant Zone which I believe is like 6 are those Junipers? I guess I would need a closeup to make an educated guess...

Z_Ghost · Nov 21, 2010

DING DING

Good eye, they are Junipers and so you know I did not plant them the builder did.
They are at least 14' high, I guess I should have wacked them a long time ago and would have but all the song birds like them, so I just let them go.

PS
I hate yard work.

dietz4ibanez · Nov 21, 2010

Yeah I have never been a Juniper fan but they are affordable plants to give you greenery in front of your house.

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