Khriss
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Cutting rogue tree root without upsetting tree
Khriss replied to Whiftoff's topic in Tree health care
Better would have been to put raised decking over the root area after locating main run of roots then put structure on pads , not expose roots to dry out whilst photographing them . But its done now K -
Pardon my Over Exuberance.
Khriss replied to Belfast-Jamie's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
Good, you get better stove and it dont end up in scrap yard ( who will then sell it) he hasnt had to recycle it. It a win. K -
Cutting rogue tree root without upsetting tree
Khriss replied to Whiftoff's topic in Tree health care
Dunno whats ' rogue' about them... It holds him up ! You put the shed there! K -
@Rough Hewn had Willow soak the saw in late Spring, but thats amazing capture. K
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Amey still got that 'street tree' contract 😳? K
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I take the long view, but keep planting it, resistance to H. f will build up, Elms have survived , plus we are way cleverer now in analysis and sequencing. Ash wont become extinct. K
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Turners, i would say, or Cork Oak? K ( dig him up and pot him)
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Liquid ambar and you might just catch it now with pruning before it runs away from you 😉 K
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Always found Ash to be a tender tree over the years, vigorous but susceptible, climate change wont help it any. Could end up like Elm in UK. K
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Wouldnt be without heated grips in UK in winter.
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..! An dont forget the can of worms 😉 K
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Yr gonna need a bigger saw.. 😉 k
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Army husqy too - faak ! K
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Depends how good the Angry Squirrels lawyer is 😉 K
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And Two Needy Logbullets now 😉 k
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( pre mix alkylate is probably best bet for yr useage tho mate)
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I use a syringe fr small batches and never trust the bloke who said he has mixed properly on the jerrican run. K
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Looks cut n dried to me ( bit salty ) K
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( hopefully not Xylella )
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They enjoy full sun , elsewhere in the world . K
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So yr doing it fr a Oner then K
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@J@mesC plus One on the felling as long as you plant another tree , if the location is apprpriate , leave trunk at bird table height ( saves stump grind and chainsaw chewing into any nails that are in the trunk ) K
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Yr in the wrong game 😉 K
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Twin Line Working Workshop - Scotland
Khriss replied to Stephen Arb Association's topic in Climbers talk
Bring yr wet weather gear 😉 k -
Well , its simple engineering and basic parts wont cost much - gets you into the firewood market . Box of Rotatech chains and bench grinder and garden marquee over yr head . Spot on . K
