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Peebles man appeals for information after tree theft

Alan Ferguson • Published 5 Nov 2012 07:30 Print Comments 0 Comments

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An acer.

A GARDENER from Peebles has made a call to the public to keep their eyes peeled for his stolen acer tree.

Matthew Archibald's prized plant went missing last Tuesday.

He told the Peeblesshire News: "For three years I carefully trimmed and pruned my acer tree, grown in a planter.

"It was now in a nice umbrella shape that I much admired.

"But, unfortunately someone else has also admired it and it disappeared from my garden two weekends ago.

"So I would warn all gardeners in the area to be aware that any favourite plants should be moved to a secure position in their gardens - just in case."

This article appeared in Peeblesshire News 05 Nov 12

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