That was always the one problem we found with Eucalyptus trees in Rhodesia, the branches (and sometimes trees) would come down in high winds. We always made sure there were none close to buildings. I hope you get some good rains, after having had the wettest winter ever we are now experiencing the highest temperatures. The garden is struggling to say the least of it. Cheers Diane
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Oooops..... Big wind!
ReplyDeleteOuch. A very big wind.
ReplyDeleteThat was always the one problem we found with Eucalyptus trees in Rhodesia, the branches (and sometimes trees) would come down in high winds. We always made sure there were none close to buildings.
ReplyDeleteI hope you get some good rains, after having had the wettest winter ever we are now experiencing the highest temperatures. The garden is struggling to say the least of it. Cheers Diane