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These are my three token deciduous trees in my yard |
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the rest are evergreens. |
My acre of land has forty to fifty trees on it. No real shade trees. I have to tell you that it is very easy to use my sweeper to prepare for lawn in the spring. I usually find time to rake up the leaves in the fall too. I do have a plan brewing in my mind to remove a cedar and three jack pines by my steel building and replace them with a split rail fence and three trees spread out the expanse of the two to three sections of fence. I need to really think about it as it just isn't easy for me to cut down trees. But these 4 trees need to go. They were planted too close and they are ugly. So I will continue thinking about it and try to figure out a fast growing, nice looking deciduous tree.
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