Jesse
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I think its Ganoderma resinaceaum
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Forget the level and the outcome, it will be the the best learning experience you will ever have and be a sound investment for the future:thumbup1:
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Phellinus pini me thinks
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I can play the Piccolo, Piccolo, Piccolo, I can play the Piccolo, picco,picco low, what can you play?
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Thats because in the south west its mostly clay soil, Sweet Chestnut likes Acid loamy soils but there are pockets here and there, on the Blackdowns there are one or two covers, i'v been able to grow a few hundred but they have been very very slow to take on clay, there are some fantastico vets at Nynhead court near Wellington. well worth a visit.
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I didn't go that far:001_tt2:
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Also going by the stem diam of those trees and the wast of those drivers ie 36" those trees are not so big, i have seen bigger moved.
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Hi mate, thats 20k per tree, things here in the UK are not so good at the mo.
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Price? me thinks 20k per tree, prep removal and replant plus after care. how far out am I ?
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Was the preparation below ground or above? and what did you do?, its good to hear about stuff like this, was it Civic who moved them?
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I'v had a few, i like the smell of them first thing in a morning, far better than the lads and they don't trump:thumbup: i also think clients like them more than men, makes them feel safe.
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Ask Tree Man Tom.
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WOW, Over how years did you prep them?
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The same but put a spin in the water with a spoon.
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Me too, what sp pine is it? or is it Cedar?
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Crist, whats with all the stuff? are you going to war? all i'v got is spikes, a pole belt and 10m's of thickish blue nylon which i got from a mate who works for BT.
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I thought you'd like that does it bring back fond memories:lol:
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No, they would best be used cut dryed, and when you have a late night party, drink and all, throw one from time to time on to the fire, the fire fairys will be great , they will fly high up into the night sky. I love christmas trees, if you can't sell em in the winter burn them in the summer.
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No , not for a few years.
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I love it , its great for wild life and to roll around in with your pants off:lol:
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My eyes are not good and the picks are poor but i think Red Oak, but please don't all jump on me.
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So tell us , whats it like on the other side? and get well soon.
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Good quality jobs so far, the winds were a big help this year, turnover will be down but proffit will be up(less running around) This year i'v upped my prices by 20% on last year- as a result i'v lost most of the rubbish work but gained far more quality work which has been better paid , mostly from clients who have appreciated a detailed specification within the quotation- on the whole my terms have been met and most pay upon completion, i now also quote via the internet with out even seeing the job, google earth ext its great, its working ok but i do have a lot of years exsperrence which helps and know my areas well. A lot of work comes from second home owners from the internet using photographs and description.
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Its all to do with motile zoospores from Phytophthora, they can swim in water, this can spread along roads when wet and so spread the disease, felling of road side trees will slow the spread, its just one form of control.
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S**t Bob , it sounds like a big thing, ex my ignarance an all that is the icd a bit like a cdi? if so good luck, mines been playing up a bit of late but then i am geting on a bit now and i'v had far too much fun in my life , good luck.
