Thanks for your inquiry. We can ship you a Neem tree. Small one is $ 25.00, plus shipping charges based on type of delivery. It is approximately 18 inches tall with multiple branches. Large one is $ 60.00, plus shipping. Large one is approximately 5 feet tall and we'll matured. Thanks Anil Gandhi

Hi, I was enjoying a persimmon tree because of its beautiful leaves and unusual fruits but as the fruits developed, I had visitors. Found out that rats in the suburbs love fruit, too. Oh, and possums. We put out traps and caught plenty of each. The tree is gone. I didn't like the rustling noises that came from across the yard as I weeded. Our yard is tiny, however. The city advised us that the rats, though seldom seen any other time, live under decks. The neighbors all keep the alley pretty clean so it is not like rubbish in stacked up five feet tall, either. Yuk. A dog would take care of the problem, I am sure.

Don't know where to buy it but that should be an easy thing to knock off. The mirrors would be easy enough to find at Hobby Lobby or Michael's - some place like that. There are a gazillion types of wire - can't tell for sure what that is but it's a soft wire, easy to bend and it's a rather random design. They probably bent it around 2 or 3 different sized forms. I'd wing it and make my own. Here is a link that might be useful: Wire on Amazon

Thanks for the information. I consider that pretty fast growth. I'm just going to keep it simple if I start considering other attributes I know myself I'll just go back and forth forever it took me a long time just to feel I knew definitely what I was looking at (my own fault I'm not as knowledgeable as I'd like to be when it comes to conifers). I ordered a variety...the norway spruce (of course), white pines, oaks (pin, scarlet, red, willow), red and silver maple, southern magnolia, a quaking aspen, a yoshino cherry, river birch, white dogwoods, some orange azaleas, forsythias. Should keep me busy for awhile. I'm trying to decide on good hedge to put behind the brickwall down by the street sort of as a border to the yard.