Gorgeous in bloom. Petals everywhere.
Pretty MessyWeigh a lovely thing against the mess it makes
Put what you love in the canopy and what it costs you on the path. Keep it, trim it, or get the joy another way.
1 Your lovely mess free
1 row per delight or mess. Weight = how big (1 tiny to 5 huge) x how often (1 rarely to 4 most days).
2 The tree and its verdict free
3 Ask for a reading
One run states the problem, lays out 3 ways out - sweep and keep, prune back, replant - and recommends the page's pick. The page re-checks the reply.
The reading - none yet
-Three ways out
The page's check
4 Saved weighings
How the verdict is decided
Each row's weight is its size (tiny 1 to huge 5) times how often it happens (rarely 1, now and then 2, most weeks 3, most days 4). Delights and messes are summed. Then, in order: if 4 times the delights is at least 5 times the messes - sweep and keep; if 5 times the delights is at least 4 times the messes - prune back; otherwise - replant. What you love most and the worst mess are the heaviest row on each side, the earlier row winning a tie.
Tidy safely: never mix cleaning products, and clear anything slippery or sharp first. This is everyday tidying talk, not professional advice.