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Had me going there

You said elder, my head said elm and boy that would have been a small elm so I thought this was a wind up. When Rich joined in I knew my head was all wrong. Yes a big elder it was. Great bushes flowers and fruit much maligned in gardens and I can't think why. More attractive than ash/sycamore and grow to a better scale for small gardens. Good for the birds too. In fact I'm going to plant one in my own garden just to prove- should look good next to the poser olive:001_smile: I'll post a photo when I do.

 

Because they smell like cats pee :thumbdown:

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Great set of shots there Geoff, interesting to see the cross sections. :thumbup1:

 

The fungi I've most often associated with old elder is the brown rotting Rigidoporus ulmarius.

 

Did you note any fruit body remains on your one?

 

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No sign of fruiting bodies David.

The Tree officer gave per for removal & a re-plant,I swung it to leave it as a coppice & see how it does,saves the client the price of a stump grind,& I thought it a venerable old thing.:001_smile:

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No stunt fell, Geoff? Losing your bottle, old chap. :001_tongue:

 

I did a belter on an Ash last week on the canal,3 foot gap between boats & an iron railing,must admit it did rattle my nerve a bit mate.:blushing:

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