Podocarpus

[@paulgreenleaf600]

Im in SC and plant Makis all the time thats amazing to see them so big... they are sold by us landscape designers as small controlable shrubs lol... 2 to 3ft wide and easily kept as low as 6ft. Im pretty sure the Maki is a macrophyllus dwarf variety though. I think it's southern living that released a verigated variety that I've been using quite a bit its a white edge and I very nice lime green.... even these mature specimens are still pretty narrow

[@arboristBlairGlenn]

@@paulgreenleaf600 there are different cultivars

[@nolowputts]

Part of the reason for pavers being installed like that rather than a solid path is to reduce the amount of impermeable surfaces for storm runoff. But yeah, it's also what's trendy now too.

[@arboristBlairGlenn]

Seeing the whole yard is absorbing water the “trendy” versus usability is lost on me . Form over function?

[@HiLineTree]

That’s the problem here. People wait too long to control the size. Have to leave some foliage. 🫤

[@arboristBlairGlenn]

@@HiLineTree these folks bought the property this way.

[@dalexanderw]

Nice job! wish you were in Ohio, I need some stuff done :)

[@arboristBlairGlenn]

@@dalexanderw thanks

[@howtowithhank4791]

How much do you charge for a job like this?

[@arboristBlairGlenn]

@@howtowithhank4791 we work on time. My rate is 95 per man, two man crew is 1520 for a one day minimum

[@howtowithhank4791]

@arboristBlairGlenn nice! Thanks!

[@phillyfathead]

That fruit tree ladder looks a little sketchy to be on?

[@arboristBlairGlenn]

@@phillyfathead if you fall off of it yes but it is quite stable. Sometimes, when tied in, I will stand on the very top.

[@paulgreenleaf600]

All ladders are sketchy lol but it works!

[@batmantiss]

That's a tedious job. those are spendy poles to be wrenching on with a pole pruner, but I suppose at the ripe age of ** you deserve lightweight tools.

[@arboristBlairGlenn]

Ouch! You calling me old?

[@batmantiss]

@arboristBlairGlenn whaaaat? Never!!