There is a big poplar in the yard on the left.

I think in Feng Shui, there is a saying that the roof of the mouth is not planted in front of the door, and the poplar is not planted behind the willow. I think you can plant them next to the door, but you don't want the trunk, just don't face the door, and it doesn't matter if you face the children, as long as the two poplar trees opposite are not facing your door. If the poplar is on the left side of your house, I think it's ok, but if, um, it's not in front of the yard, but on the left side of the yard, on the side of the house, I don't think it will affect your Feng Shui at this time. And, uh, uh, if there are poplars in front of the square, well, yes, sometimes it will block some sunlight. From the perspective of development, it is mainly that as long as it is a tree, it is not very big with others. Well, there is nothing wrong with it. If the number is particularly large, it will block the light in the main house. You should let it go, because it covers all oxygen, and it can't be all metric. For example, some people say there are trees in the yard. I don't think it's a big problem as long as trees don't block most of the sunlight from windows or doors.