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jlbradford801 starts with ... We are removing a mature (approx 10m) benjamin fig from the back corner of the backyard of our house we bought 2 years ago. As beautiful as it is, the roots are a nightmare already, and will inevitably cause damage to neighbours pipes etc, so out it must come. I am looking for recommendations for a large, fast growing tree that will provide food and shelter for all manner of wildlife, and be able to shade the chooks like the fig currently does. Thoughts include a Drumstick tree or Peanut Butter Tree, but think I need something bigger? Am very new at this gardening caper, so any assistance greatly appreciated. | About the Author jlbradford801 PETRIE,4502,QLD 9th February 2017 8:16pm #UserID: 15458 Posts: 1 View All jlbradford801's Edible Fruit Trees |