Rastreefarian

How can anyone even think the teachers are to blame!? If you decide they are responsible for this incident, think of the number of lifes they must be saving by teaching kids every other school day! A good enough reason to give them their pensions... or spend that money on tree work... My thoughts lie with the girls family

Don't eat yellow snow!

The Male catkins are fluffy yes but the mature female catkins do look almost succulant, similar to the photo. How about a grey willow opposed to goat, Salix cinerea oleifolia maybe? but not sure how large they grow or common they are?

Ahhh yes! a fruiting goat willow. Cheers guys, would never have got that!

I was sent this photo, no other information. Anyone got any ideas?

My collegue has 4 yew trees that were cut down about a month ago, varying in diameter from about 16in down to 3in, from about 4ft to 16ft in length. In the midlands, coventry/solihul. I'll messaged you his details.

Yeah I agree, I'm only trying to say its not really cost effective for other plants, which is why its lead to it being used for illegal purposes. Personally I think it's a nice fun little project.

Its a fun old game! Although from everyone's knowledge here it seems a common interest. Dean, you need to lower your lights, close enough to give them maximum light, but far enough away not to burn them + a little growing room. stick it on a chain, and you can use a karabiner to shorten it by missing out links

The main reason hydroponics exists is because the specific plants they grow are of high value, and can pay off the leccy and water bills! Stolen electrics the main reason the rozzers would stop by. I'd use the yews for a test run...

I think theres a time and a place for one handed use, when your at full reach/out of the kick-back zone, but good work positioning should eliminate much of the one-handed work thats done.

Lefty or even ambidextrous scabbard would be great. The nylon roller sounds like a good idea, forever getting the silky jammed!

Hey everyone! I'm Mike, currently studying Arb. Great site you've got, far too easy to spend the entire evening on here!