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If only they could be refilled......

We generally do midland or SOE but have done a few 'conservation style'. Some folk don't use any stakes but the sites we had were exposed so used stake every meter or 2 and a few crooks. The stakes do help hold it together as we had some hefty stems. Plus even spaced stake line does look 'tidier' I do like the south west and welsh hedges that are low non a bank and crooked. Agreed if it's roadside a staked and bound style would look good and not get blown about

I would say coppice and plant up. Might be worth trying to layer some of the smaller stuff and see if it takes root

Yeah I found bigger stuff lays so much better late in the season-always risks running out if time though

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Where about are you based, I know a couple of folks who might be able to help

Where about are you based?

Beautiful! I've only been in winter/spring, would love to get over when there is less snow too. Or ideally just move!!

I've been a few times, love the Hardangavidda and wish I learnt Norwegian and move years ago!!

I'm not sure where in the country you are but I plan to be in Geilo area in spring and happy to bring an axe or 2 back to UK

Thanks for the info, will definitely try for next year then

Nice work. Great to see loads of different styles at the National, I definitely need to step up to a comp next season

Second stretch of the season done

Looks good opportunity! Having just got back from a week in Cumbria I'd love to move North or West.