Caleo
Esmay
Caleo
Thank you very much for your comment .
Frankly I'm glad that you aren't my neighbour as well !
My parents cut back the neighbour's weeds for 20 years and I have for the last 17.
It isn't just brambles - it's marestail and it has destroyed the once nice path and has invaded every flower bed .
I have to negotiate a slope to remove his weeds and I've slipped a few times.
I've given up exhibiting my flowers as the foxes ruin them .There seems to be a cultural divide between people who like to leave nature to do what it does and people who believe in dominating nature.
No, there is a growing movement for rewilding, even in suburban gardens.
What many people don't realise is that rewilding has to be carefully managed and requires a lot of work. It doesn't mean letting suburban gardens run wild with any old weed or overtaken by brambles and a forest.
