How the aphid is sucking life from hated leylandii hedges It has caused more neighbour disputes than any other plant, but the much-loathed leylandii hedge appears to be getting its comeuppance.
A plague of aphids is munching its way through the evergreen - leaving a trail of unsightly brown patches.
Many homeowners, faced with dying hedges and trees, are being forced to uproot them and replace them with other greenery.
How the aphid is sucking life from hated leylandii hedges | Mail Online
Just deserts!! What goes around, comes around!
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11-07-2008, 18:03
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 Re: How the aphid is sucking life from hated leylandii hedges Can't say I'll be shedding too many tears either... Nasty nasty trees. H.
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