spandit
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I thought it was good fertiliser - obviously not!
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Don't remember that exact one but there were no birch in the order
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Sadly I wee'd on the only genuine walnut there and it died and the other ones were uprooted so I have nothing to plant out now!
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Looks like a glorified paste table to me...
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That was great too
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Stop Motion Of Wood Being Gradually Shaved Is Time Travel - Digg
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Plenty of silver birch around, although the leaves look a bit big...
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Now that is confusing, as I didn't order/plant any. Pretty sure they're not naturally seeded as haven't seen that type around before. Oh well, pretty tree and diversity is everything, assuming that's what it is!
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Bearing in mind I planted this tree, I should know what it is but it doesn't look like any of the others. It's come up multi-stemmed and is out the top of the tube. Leaves are quite furry Think it's the same as this one. Doing well whatever it is...
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I reckon 12 gauge should do it I have been told that wire fencing should be quite slack as it's more difficult to climb but when we get chickens, I'm hoping the .223 will help with Charlie
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Would kudzu make a good nurse species?
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A friend of mine gave me some seedlings that his mother had grown. He was told they were walnuts but they don't look like the one in the other bucket that you can see is actually growing from a walnut shell...
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Saw this on another forum... Watercooled chainsaw ! new - Off Topic - Pigeon Watch Forums
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Some of my older holly trees have stopped producing thorns now they're mature enough not to be nibbled so much, I presume the same is true of hawthorn for the reasons someone quoted above
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Doesn't say where you are?
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Good job my trees aren't bigger otherwise I'd be very tempted...
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...I love trees, but this is cool: This Machine Erases Entire Trees Out of Existence in Seconds | Gizmodo UK
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I've got the Nightsearcher Trio - very happy with it. Big handle & carry strap. Bright enough for lamping bunnies with and solidly built
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I notice that after being "restrained" by the customer he was treated in intensive care - they must have beaten the s out of him. Scary stuff, though
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Something Class A, I expect...
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Joined today by an alder: which was shortly behind this crab apple: Will do a further inspection tomorrow as some of the other species aren't too far behind
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(First post) Planting a native woodland, East Sussex
spandit replied to spandit's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
First alder spotted above tube height today and on closer inspection, there was another one -
I use Tegera 17 gloves from Cromwell. https://www.cromwell.co.uk/EJE9611708P Just thrown out my first pair and been using them hard for about two years
