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Got tulips comming up in a planter
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Albert Pike - Wikipedia EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG This guy?
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A041 oregon bar mount code? Cramer / Oregon 14" 35cm 3/8 Chainsaw Guide Bar 140SDEA041 | Mowers Online WWW.MOWERS-ONLINE.CO.UK Cramer / Oregon 14″ 35cm 3/8 Chainsaw Guide Bar 140SDEA041(Oregon bar, but branded as Cramer)Suitable for...
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Don't think theres gonna be many ash tree left once all the adb tree are cut down or dead in a couple of yrs.... Whys alder less than birch?
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I think you are right. More infos: Aesculus indica (Wall. ex Cambess.) Hook. | Plants of the World Online | Kew Science POWO.SCIENCE.KEW.ORG The native range of this species is E. Afghanistan to Assam. It is a tree and grows primarily in the temperate biome.
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Crushed lime tree root barrier
Stere replied to Sarah1965's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
Sounds odd /interesting Must be this? Lime Soil Stabilization Method and Factors Affecting it - The Constructor THECONSTRUCTOR.ORG Lime-Soil stabilization is the process of adding lime to the soil to improve its properties like density, bearing capacity etc... Don't think its a root barrier though that could be added alongside maybe.... -
Some are people still making them if you search on on FB theres a coppice group that has a few hazel coppicers that post up pics or hazel products /cutting etc some are making spars. £200 per 1000 I think was the highest price for spars Also other stuff like bean sticks hurdles etc hedging stakes etc Most hazel coppice isn't in a very good state or management so makes it alot harder to be profitable from versus the best blocks. Often overstood gappy or to much % canaopy cover from standards etc deer browsing & damage etc. A GUIDE TO HAZEL COPPICE ASSESSMENT WWW.SSCOPPICEGROUP.CO.UK A GUIDE TO HAZEL COPPICE ASSESSMENT By Jonathan Howe The following notes are meant as a beginners guide to...
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Reverse image search: JMS Wood Sculpture - Home WWW.JMSWOODSCULPTURE.COM Over 24 years experience creating gorgeous works of art. Order your custom wood... Seems legit
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Please help identify small tree in my garden!
Stere replied to Ukelele82's topic in Tree Identification pictures
Viburnum tinus -
ID Required for potential firewood.
Stere replied to David88's topic in Tree Identification pictures
Berberis plus a hawthorn maybe pics are too bad to tell.... Yes all wood can be firewood -
Its gone abit weird again 😂 Got an image of someone in full PPE sat on car bonnet maybe also ocassionally blipping a chainsaw doing lunges and a few neck rolls etc "watching".
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Sunak is worse than Johnson i reckon. Smashed the "overton window " they have shifted so far right. Crazy is the new normal so many parrallels with the Trump lot. Soming very odd for the first Asian PM to be such a far right PM. Inciting violence by a group with a hatred of people like him to protest against a pro palastine rally so by definition pro israel/jewish. Odd bed fellows..... An unlikely union: Israel and the European far right WWW.ALJAZEERA.COM Israel has been engaging far-right groups and parties across Europe, ignoring their anti-Semitism.
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Why? Older is better than the newer?
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Japanese shou sugi burning very fashionable & seem to work well Shou Sugi Ban Exterior Siding Project DIY FOOD52.COM Charred wood never looked so good. Popular used^
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UK is well suited to growing broadleaves (apart for being to many deer and grey squrriels) which is kind of poor land managament. NZ has a an ambitous scheme to eradicates all non natives no sure its realistic but they seem to think its possible..... Predator Free 2050: Pests and threats WWW.DOC.GOVT.NZ Predator Free 2050 is working towards an Aotearoa where our native species are safe from extinction and thrive alongside... Also the CCF might be/can be be conifers.
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£20? STIHL 16" Picco Duro 3 Chainsaw Chain - 3/8"P, 1.3mm 56 Links WWW.WORLDOFPOWER.CO.UK Stihl 36120000056 Chainsaw Chain Genuine Stihl Picco Duro 3 (PD3) replacement chain with 3/8"P pitch and 1.3mm gauge... if your bar is 16"....... Id say better just getting normal chain though as easier to sharpen unless you are a fireman?
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All the scrubby blackthorn willow sites etc that are in nature reserves I know of are being kept open or cleared for conservation reasons. Also birch and oak regen some fairly large cut to waste. I think alot of the good woodland bird habitat that has being lost was coppice such as hazel etc that is no longer cut/in roatation? Maybe the farming subs cut will mean some marginal land will go back to scrub? In some other EU countries huge areas of farmland have being abandoned. Rewilding Abandoned Landscapes in Europe LINK.SPRINGER.COM For millennia, mankind has shaped landscapes, particularly through agriculture. In Europe, the age-old interaction...
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Was the pepper tree easy to grow being tempted for a few yrs to try some. There a local nursery that has does exotic fruit trees had a whole selection of pepper trees: Sechuan Pepper Range - Jurassicplants Nurseries JURASSICPLANTS.CO.UK Also fancied pecan nuts
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Pollarding and felling licence
Stere replied to Paul in the woods's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Sounds sensible but still no idea & what about say a a really a ancient lapsed pollard? Think they would want to know about thoose being lopped large diameter branches etc - not some street lime done every 5 yrs or less, -
Is this the wettest (firewood selling )autumn you have known !
Stere replied to cessna's topic in Firewood forum
I was idly thinking its being less windy the last few yrs Might get storms but from day to day it seem less generally windy & more flat calm days with hardly a breeze. Maybe the wind is all concentrated on certain days so average speed could be near the the same but seem like theres being less constant prevailing winds. Being a cyclist means you take a greater notice of wind as even a breeze is very noticable if its a headwind. Nor exactly a scientific observation though. -
Thre more short term rapid climate change versus a slower natural speed of change is the issue that makes it harder to adapt to. Things such as the predicted seas lvl rise on not very long timescales, changes in rainfall patterns affecting agri productivity etc But I agree a reduced global pop would make adapting to climate change so much easier & also reduce climate change & increase quality of life as there would more of the finite nature based resourses to share out per person without surpasssing the numerous ecological damaging boundaries.
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Like the mound planting idea Probably best install some buried pipe irrigation system also as may need watering for a a few yrs most likely esp if its on a mound & they have spent so much on larger trees...... THE OLD ENGLISH METHOD OF PLANTING A TREE WWW.TREEDICTIONARY.COM
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Pollarding and felling licence
Stere replied to Paul in the woods's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/876642/Tree_Felling_-_Getting_Permission_-_web_version.pdf 2.2 Lopping and topping An exception applies for tree works involving tree surgery by way of lopping or topping, for example, pollarding. Such works are used today to maintain a tree in good health and to extend its lifespan in highly modified environments, such as streetscapes. These works do not require a felling licence. Not sure but this says no? -
How about dig a soakaway at the low end.
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Might well be 300 dead beech without first sorting drainage i reckon.
