I had my trees assessed for pruning and discovered that one of my trees are a Box Elder Maple. In Australia this is and invasive species. It has to go along with two other trees that are not tress but are actually weeds. I don’t know the species name. It is sad that such a big tree (Box Elder) has to be removed. However, I have to remember that it is an enemy to the environment, water and biodiversity in Canberra and removing it has given the yard more sunlight. Also, in the future, I will plant more trees that will be better for the birds, animals, pollinators and me. So, the tree next to it was and ash tree and it will most like thrive with its enemy gone. In the ally next to the house are two Chinese golden elm trees that the local government will be coming out to prune soon. Yay! And I have a few saplings that were removed or are getting removed.
I have stated my cold weather planting a touch late but, its all good. I should start seeing the first sings of a vegetable garden in the next fortnight.
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