I've got a junior version of one of these in my front yard. I keep trying to kill it. It's leaning into my very narrow walkway. I've been chain sawing it and/or poisoning it for 10 years now. Every year it looks like it's giving up the ghost and by the end of summer it has recovered and is rejuvenating itself yet again. In a thousand years it will consume my little old house... but I won't be here to see it... so who cares?
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branchandroot
This is not at all surprising...
Date: 2007-04-15 06:10 pm (UTC)Thanks for the look at my future!
Re: This is not at all surprising...
Date: 2007-04-15 06:53 pm (UTC)Mother Nature always has the last word.