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  1. I read something online about  commercial pear wood plantations in italy as the wood is in demand, but I think it it was "swiss pear" which is  not actaully pear but the Wild service tree.

     

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    But both woods are similar

     

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    The species is comparatively rare and sought after. Visually almost identical to steamed pear is the service tree = Swiss pear tree (Sorbus torminalis).

     

    Steamed pear mentioned here.....

     

     

  2. Its a cherry with silver leaf imo, that was probably  pruned in winter hence the issues etc.

     

    Kind of guessing as pics bad but I think im right as Ive seen  similar

     

    Best bet would be to fell and plant a new tree.

     

     

     

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    But bluntly, pointing to the relative decline in the PRS as evidence of the failure of rent controls is either a complete misunderstanding or a deliberate lie.

     

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  4. As for broad bean any  way to stop pea weevil? Sitona lineatus

     

    They are reducing my yield alot I reckon as the grubs eat the roots apparently. Last few yrs really wrecked the beans compared to how they were previously.

     

     

     

     

  5. I bet majority of the goverment  atm would be  the same.

     

    Sometimes the stupidity or ignorance still surprises me also.

     

    One thing iv'e noticed recently is some people who have no concept of the interaction of plants with weather/seasonality. Still watering plants when its just being raining and the grounds sodden because thats whats one does?  No concept of grass growing faster in spring than winter so might need cut more, &  that plants & veg  are controlled by seasons. Wondering why  tomatoes or apples etc aren't  ripe now etc if they can buy them in tesco?

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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    Active italian make the biggest one you can buy 3.3KW called the "brutale"

     

     

    Also kaaz or echo from japan both do them

     

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    Think thats about it with regards to quality bruschcutters

     

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