Khriss
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@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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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
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You getting yr battle flag out 'again Kev ? Will stockpile on pasties , if so - ( got lots of petrol anyway ) K
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Well, thought I was the only one noticed that, 18 months goes so fast. K
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@Billhook I meant, one i used was 2 way, this machine looks much better, possibly 3 month delivery, but then, right in firewood season - which, round my way would be paid for with 20 loads @cube metre. K
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Most of tree rooting is up to 600mm depth, of which you seem to have good soil- then chalk occurs - if yr keeping the tree small, should not be a worry. Mulch well to balance soil moisture through summer. K
