Paul Cleaver
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cant be good m8 really can it - if sap sucking insects can open up a tree to disease / fungal infection you can bet carving can
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Hamas big reduction/pruning thread!
Paul Cleaver replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Picture Forum
i can understand the lower large limb reduction on the ash but did the top need it - your thoughts please -
when im dragging brash on a hot day - sweating alot Im constatly flicking my head to clear the sweat - looks like ive got a "tick"
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dont know - it was reported in scotland
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I have been playing guitar for 30yrs - I have played in bands but not for the last 5 yrs - I have a left hand gibson les paul standard
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perhaps you have to already have aids to catch it:awink:
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Potting plants could cause Legionnaires' disease - Telegraph
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sorted - well done
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christ m8 you must be bordering on the snow line there:thumbup:
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Help with identification please
Paul Cleaver replied to Kirbstones's topic in Tree Identification pictures
dont plant it in the garden this weather mind - wait till winter -
get a stihl or husky - they will last you for years
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they dont behave the way they should sometimes
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its a classic - ive had some too - been out today - bit too hot really for climbing trees but glad of the work
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I know a girl that comes on this forum and she is fell fit
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have to agree - I can see that limb failing where it bifurcates
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March and April hardly anything for me - then all of a sudden ive got a great contact with some consultancy work - and some tree surgery jobs have just fallen my way DONT GIVE UP
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this ones for Donna Summer who sadly died a few days ago - you have all heard it - a ground braking song at the time - sexy bitch too eh [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0h8Pjf4vNM&ob=av2e]Donna Summer - I Feel Love (Live) - YouTube[/ame]
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sorted - you had a good escape route too
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looks like a weeping willow when just comming into leaf
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excellent:lol:
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It doesnt help us 2 when there is a collage up the road - churning out so called tree surgeons with tickets but no experience - it should make me laugh - but instead it makes me angry
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I first saw a red kite in mid wales in the early nineties - not so common then - its great to see they are fairly common now
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ivy does irratate the lungs but can you be sure it caused your chest infection? glad to hear your back anyway
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i moved a maggy once about that size. It didnt like it but recovered - as said winters best. if you have to relocate in summer then it must be watered regularly through out You should get as big a root ball as you can and REALLY LOOK AFTER THE ROOTS - cover them in something porus eg hessian sacking - keep them moist at all times - I would add plenty of compost or manure to the hole and mulch around the base of the tree when finished
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i had a tree like that in a field - it was that knackered i put a rope on it and a tractor pulled it over without cutting it
