Australian and New Zealand Gardening: What's flowering in April, 1 by dalfyre

dalfyre wrote:
better pic of the freshly trimmed ? possibly some type of leylandii, I did a search online & the foliage is similar.
it is fast growing, roughly pyramid shape if left natural & new growth is golden.
I suspect without me trimming it hard it would get huge.
My neighbours had one that was left natural & it shaded my woodland garden until they chopped it down.
They didn't want to but it was butchered when work was sone to clear the power lines.
anything that got in the way was chopped along with trees genuinely too close to the lines.
i secretly was thrilled as now my garden gets morning sun & is really doing well :)