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  1. Aboriculturist in training
    Hi all, I'm currently working through unit 2, can anyone recommend a propigation guide to use for the tree list in question 3?
  2. Aboriculturist in training
    Hi all Q2 as well choosing 5 trees for each site, shallow soil chalk in exposed maritime position, a heavy clay soil with ph of 6.0 and shelterbelt planting on dry soil, you must, in relation to site conditions, outline the factors most relevant to successful tree selection and establishment. What factors are you guys looking for?
  3. Aboriculturist in training
    Hi all for question 3 unit 1, do you know what books to reference, I've not bought them yet, and don't want to buy them all at once?
  4. Aboriculturist in training
    Just wondering if there are any online tutorials to go with this course, I did ask the tutor, but he said just use YouTube, which wasn't very helpful, I was hoping for something that is specific to each module, any recommendations?
  5. Aboriculturist in training
    Hi all, I bought this course, as it was advertised as a beginner's course, but when it arrived it said degree level, any tips, as im not finding the reading very helpful, and the questions are not worded very well, I'm researching online or books myself, as I'm not getting much from the material provided.

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