Gollum
-
Posts
820 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Classifieds
Tip Site Directory
Blogs
Articles
News
Arborist Reviews
Arbtalk Knot Guide
Gallery
Store
Calendar
Freelancers directory
Everything posted by Gollum
-
That was quick
-
I'm assuming this is the same, but on robur.
-
Er it wasn't. I'm guessing that a stump had been ground out.
-
OK who can id this there is a clue in the 2nd pic
-
Phaeolus schweinitzii or is it ?
-
Do you want a full course with assessment or just a short course showing the different techniques,
-
LANTRA climbing ticket question
Gollum replied to Salix Tree & Countryside's topic in Training & education
I think you will find that you only have a certificate of attendance. I am not sure if back in 2001 Lantra did an ITA course I don't think they did, If they did it's only valid for 5 years, -
Spike Milligan - I Talk To The Trees - YouTube ^^^ Click it! ^^^
-
We did stack them as invitingly as possible.
-
Ben who nicked all my logs from Godmersham bridge. They did me a favour.
-
-
I think it may depend on the stage that we observe the rot, on the other hand disregarding inonotus have you related brown cubicle and white rots in relation to ring porous and diffuse porous timbers ?
-
Have you checked the gauze oil filter
-
As I mentioned earlier The decay of Inonotus hispidus has been classed as a white rot decay fungi, attacking cellulose and lignin at a similar rate, With the location of your trees the risk of branch failure is to high. so you should fell the complete tree and replant with Leyland-ii
-
From that image no. but there is defoliation on the left overhanging the bus and die back to the right of the centre leader
-
what are you spraying and what with ?
-
It's a 4 day festival or show, however you want to look at it, all about trees and timber. I haven't been before, hopefully this link will work. Forestry Commission - Westonbirt National Arboretum - Signature Events
-
Yes I see what you mean. Clearer in this pic, I think wind snap is on the cards. once the crop has bin cut this tree will be felled.
-
I will be there on Friday and Saturday. with a good friend Tony Handford. Helping him on his wood turning stand. come and say hello if you get the chance.
-
Good point I will photograph the whole tree in the week if i get chance. The decay of Inonotus hispidus has been classed as a white rot decay fungi, attacking cellulose and lignin at a similar rate especially on Ash. This affects the compression and tension timber at the same time, this in turn can cause the timber to become very brittle, depending on the characteristics of the timber infected. Ash is more seriously affected by Inonotus hispidus than most of the other broadleaved species.
-
sequence of pics taken over 36 days. First pic taken on the 15/7/11 + 8 days + 8 days + 20days
-
Any one going to westonbrit next weekend for the Treefest.
-
Ground compaction is highly unlikely in this case. Area has had very little traffic foot or mechanical if any near it in the last 90 years. Interesting diagnoses I wont rule it out though
-
-
Any body know what is wrong with this wellingtonia. and any possible treatment ? any advice appreciated.
