树篱增量影响

i'm manda， i'm a garden designer and gardener and i live in london and on the video today， i want to talk about hedges the natural boundaries between properties unfortunately we used to have a hedge like here along our garden when a very big wind blew down off hedge we had to put up this fence and it is for security reasons as well because our garden is on a little street but really it may be think much more about hedges and how important they are this is the street that i live next to and as you can see all the way along there are lots of hedges and i've been reading quite a lot about hedges from the royal autocultural society and why they're so important urban situations so hedges are important in cities for a number of reasons one they're very good at creating shade so that helps cool the city down they're also good havens natural havens for wildlife birds or insects they also help reduce pollution so that's very important so here are a few typical hedges this one is called box yeah this one over here is you this will definite in london and probably india this is the most common kind of hedge private i think this one this is lovely up there that's more it's a kind of hedge it's like privacy that's honeysockle so that will smell really beautiful when it flowers more box here this one is burbris， which has really sharp spikes you can see so this is quite a good i guess people would say it deterrent for people trying to get in your property， but it also has berries that the birds love another one more box this is very pretty this is more somebody using a flowering shrub as a hedge which you could have this all the way along and this is called a choizia aztec， it's very scented this one's a little longer sierra this is a lovely asset tree that has been used for a guess of boundary as a kind of hedge and has a lovely leaf so this one is another kind of aso and i think really pretty leaf so it contrasts with this one and i think works very well as a kind of boundary or barrier and the privacy you probably know already this is a laurel spotted laurel and below the last one i was going to show you is this which is holly and it still look it's got varies here， which the birds love and it's very spiky so that's quite a good deterrent and you can see it's been cut in a very formal way in the countryside， traditional mixed hedging or hedgerow because they cut it often quite low is often a mixture of beach， hawthorn， hazel and it's quite good not to have monoculture which means just one thing it's better to have diversity and obviously here each hedge is the same thing along here， but i think it's okay because they're all quite different and we've looked at a lot of them the only one i haven't seen is beach and the royal hotter cultural society thinks that the three best in terms of things i talked about earlier are probably holly， um beach and private i think this is really nice actually too which is a kind of natural fence and then in front roses which i know from last year a beautiful kind of unusual pink color but i think sometimes they can be a bit boring and so i want to take you somewhere where i think there's an amazing hedge and see what you think typical london is raining now， but this is a very nice plant too jasmine so they're using it as a kind of as a hedge， i'm sure everybody knows this is bandu， which i think's amazing in like wild areas of china for the pandas， but as a hedge i wouldn't use it because the roots are so invasive you know they can go right under this road into your neighbor's property it's just really a nightmare i think so even though it's a good barrier and it looks really nice i wouldn't use it myself this is the hedge i wanted to show you i think the dog it's perfect as a natural hedge and it's private which we looked up before， but they've cut it very tight well this one i think you could make into the shape of a train or another dog or something this is just an ivy i hope i hope this video has been interesting and obviously i know that i've shown you in a way hedging in london in the city， but depends where you're on the world obviously people have different plants native to their country or their area and also lots of people don't have a front garden i know so， but even if you had a balcony or a little window ledge you can always plant some things and in a way create your own small hedge thank you very much segien。

长了十年的树梨又宽厚又密实，现在要连根拔起。为此，卢卡斯和他的团队找出了包括锯子、铲子、大剪刀、推车等可能需要用到的所有机械和园艺工具，把它们都装上车，开始直奔客户处。这排漆木树梨很漂亮，长得无比茂密和紧实， 一人多高，九十米长，已经在这里生长了十年，占据了一点五米宽的土地空间，想要彻底清除并不容易。 他们打算把树篱从底部砍掉，留下半米长的树干，再用挖掘机把根挖出来，这需要两天的时间，现在行动可以开始了，距离地面半米以上的部分全要被锯下来，然后装进拖车，然而至今已经纠缠在一起。把它们分开可不是一般的累人，尽管遇到了一些阻力，但只用了不到半小时 就清理了十米长的树篱。结果越是深入，每米花的时间就越长。不是因为干活的速度慢了，而是树篱长满了长春藤，变得越来越厚实， 并且越来越难以分开。对他们来说，这意味着花费更多的时间和力气。不过，工作仍在一点一点的向前推进，但受影响的不仅是进度，还影响着集装箱。按照目前的货物量，今天计划的两车次可能拉不走全部树林，他们被尽可能的压实， 以使其能多装点。装完第一车，卢卡斯和他的团队才清理出九十米长树林的近三分之一，现在正在装第二个集装箱。在这个三相结合的拐角处隐藏着一个围栏，如果没有及时发现， 电锯下去不仅会损坏围栏，链条也会断掉。此外，这道树篱不仅又长又高，还出乎意料的深。在与浓密的树篱搏斗了五个小时后，队员们已经累的气喘吁吁。卢卡斯不禁纳闷，是谁想出种树篱这个主意的？问题在于种了之后没有得到持续的维护和照料，现在他已经长得庞大到失控， 这就是它不得不被移除的原因。这个坚固的巨大拐角与三个相邻的地块接壤，每个地块都面临着各自的挑战。它后面还有一堵墙，用来弥补地块之间的高度差。把这片树林拆掉，它的真实状况漏了出来。可以看到它只是随便搭起来的， 不是事先预测的一堵墙，但仍然会造成问题。树林是先种的，地块是后来在树林旁边建的，它们当时只是简单地把地面靠向树林， 然后垫了一块木板，这样树梨就起到了支撑作用，防止另一块地面塌陷。如果拔除树根，那块地就会有下沉和滑移的风险，他们得等明天看看，再根据实际情况采取行动。