i love birch

[Stephen Blair]

this must be the best domestic tree to do in a cofined space, it is chewier than a chewy thing. you look like a magician up there pulling branches back and forwards, round corners. they can look huge to the customer, but its a lovely shiny skeleton with some feathery ends. I think they should only be planted beside greenhouses and conservatorys. whats your favourite?

[atree]

cant beat a good silverbirch removal,theres hardly anything to them.

[Mesterh]

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[Stephen Blair]

Priceless!!!

[bob]

agree

there are some pointless threads and replies

[Saw-sick Steve]

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[Alinicoll]

Its got to be a hedge row hawthorn. The thorns, the pain, trying to force it through the chipper, more pain. Then comes the puss filled wounds. Love it.

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Its got to be a hedge row hawthorn. The thorns, the pain, trying to force it through the chipper, more pain. Then comes the puss filled wounds. Love it.

 

Precisely!

 

I reckon larch is the conifer equivilent to the birch? So simple to work with.

[Andy Collins]

Bring back the Birch!