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Pollards, the forgotten art-discussion


Tony Croft aka hamadryad
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O.k lets alter the views for one second.

 

a whole forest of close grown trees, you can and probably view it as competition with eachother for light.

 

what if it was actualy all the trees together out competing the lower plants? and mutual support of eachother from wind etc so they can spend more reserve on heght than bulk?

 

there is always two sides to an argument, even an argument between trees!

 

maybe we need to stop anthromorphasising ( how on earth do you speel that!) nature?

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