Paul Cleaver
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Everything posted by Paul Cleaver
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Oaks do it a lot , every year - well not sure about the discolouration every year though
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Interesting, good musos, experimental but no cohesion
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The power lines are low voltage. The line that he is closest to is not fully insulated. The lines going across the road have no insulation of course
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+ 2 independent witnesses to said statement
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+ this time of year, advise client to water it in dry spells
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Dam it - thanks for this
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Man hugs to ya Bro
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ah Never knew she wrote it
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Just heard this - what a great soul/blues ballad and what a great delivery - Joplinesque
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yeh man the power of music
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that's the speedos out then
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wet an warm here too in Cheshire - hope its dry tomorrow I have a tree survey to do
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that's bang on what I thought before I saw your price
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They like buddleia bushes. A good place to get photos on mass. I have seen quite a few large yellow underwing moths around the house just lately too
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No. If there is only a small amount of decay then the tree is compartmentalising the wound well. You cut a couple of feet off and you are putting the tree under more stress. More stress = less vitality = less chance of the new wound healing well. We are talking about poplars of course
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if there goosed then pruning lower will result in them being goosed again with a larger wound. You could do it then explain to the land owner the tree/s may need felling next time around, and consider planting new trees in the meantime if feasible
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When re pollarding it is important not to cut past the previous pollard point - even a little bit past the previous pollard point is not good for the tree
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wow
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probably a graft Steve
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is it a copper beech Steve
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A metal detector might pick that up Steve
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I was ok but me bitch wasn't - I ended up throwing a towel on it and letting it go outside
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I had one in the bedroom once, I have been told if you leave a window open it will find its way out eventually. That's not great if you want to get to sleep though
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I blame the Russians
