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There seems to be a lot of Elm about in the South West but hopefully a market for it given time.

 

I am having second thoughts about the decent burrs at the base of 3 of the trees, quite a few staples wanged in there but it may be worth metal detecting and milling.

 

Having never sold Elm burrs I am hesitant. They are about 3ft diameter and 1.5m long.

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12 minutes ago, trigger_andy said:

I ringing up "brown Oak" for the fire as we speak. Burning great. :D Standing dead for years. 

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Yea , right ! 😁

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26 minutes ago, trigger_andy said:

I do like a bit of Elm. Makes a difference from being swamped in Oak. :D 

Must be 1.3t in that lump. 

 

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good job I had my glasses on as I thought that looks a bit pale for Elm !!!😂

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25 minutes ago, arboriculturist said:

There seems to be a lot of Elm about in the South West but hopefully a market for it given time.

 

I am having second thoughts about the decent burrs at the base of 3 of the trees, quite a few staples wanged in there but it may be worth metal detecting and milling.

 

Having never sold Elm burrs I am hesitant. They are about 3ft diameter and 1.5m long.

I do not think there is much Elm in the southwest , unless you include the small dia sucker re-growth which is nearly all sapwood and dies from DED before it gets to any size , there are a few on the coast in some places ...and the odd Wych Elm ..

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