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Stubby Grand Master

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1 minute ago, HuntingHicap said:

Lmk when you decide to offload those saws mate

Sold the 3120 . Everything else is staying for now . ☺️

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Pete Mctree
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If it is showing signs of ash die back then it's days are numbered anyway, so a 10 year management plan will probably be a fell it next year.    Once it is infected, I am refusing to do any

lux
lux

You Aren't far from me (haslemere), Tree in question is in Lurgashall.  Continual felling of Ash, some, of it I have to say rather pointless and was more a case of local authorities tree departments u

Stubby
Stubby

You said it had " minimal signs of die back " these I presume ( rightly or wrongly ) were obvious to you or you would not have posted as such .  In my experience , just as an observer , these " minima

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@lux you've got a new log splitter, knock it over. (The tree that is) 

Ha. You’re working on it with us in October.[emoji23]

And please , no more ash logs .... I’ve still got a mountain of un processed ash .....


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Tippin Alaybye Mentor

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i have an Ash about 70 years old (Stubby helped my grandad plant it) it shed a few branches a few years ago i thought to draught. It has several dead terminal branches that  i would have ignored if  Die back wasn't about, but all my other Ash's have die back so i figured it was. Surely this old lady is not going to succumb?

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