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  1. Hi, I didn’t plant this Norway maple but my dad did about 15 years ago and my dad never exactly cared for the trees beyond planting them. There’s an area of this tree I don’t see as often because there’s a willow bush in front, but I went there today to remove some grass and noticed all the black marks along the stem. I first assumed wetwood but now I assume this is bark inclusion? I absolutely adore this tree and I’m devastated thinking of anything happening to it. Can this be fixed or helped in any way?
  2. I want to start by saying I know nothing about trees, but I think the two in my front yard are not healthy. They have black bark almost all the way around and it is brittle and falling off. The trees still produce a lot of leaves, but I want to make sure they are healthy. Any thoughts? I think these are oak, but unsure.
  3. Mike Cross

    Mike's backyard

    Looking for logs, bark, stumps, chippings etc for a log burner. Anyone interested in disposing of any of the above that are suitable for a log burner, please contact me - mobile/Whatapp or email, and we can arrange for these to be delivered to my backyard
  4. Kate Lopez

    Love gardening

    I would love to get chip wood / bark asap. Please contact me before coming to the site. Thank you so much in advance!
  5. Free tip site in Harrow accepting all wood chips and mixed loads of any size. Quick and easy location for tipper trucks to enter. Call or text prior to arrival to get access.
  6. Rich_piper

    Zen & Den

    TIP LOCATION IS NOT THE HOUSE!!! Site access is gated and will require unlocking ahead of your arrival. Drive in access and tip off, nice and easy. I can arrange open access in advance of your anticipated arrival, just phone ahead and I will make sure the site in unlocked. Thanks
  7. Has anyone else noticed some European Copper beech trees having different bark texture that is more textured, almost ribbed? I believe this to be Fagus sylvatica f. Purpurea or am I mid-identifying? It’s growing right next to a copper beech with normal smooth nark. I’ve seen this on a few specimens in the South Yorkshire area in domestic gardens.
  8. Hi all, Thanks for reading, We have a small apple tree that's been in the middle of our garden for at least 60 years! In recent years it hasn't been in good shape, quite a lot of small dead branches covered in this stuff pictured, now larger branches, sometimes showing just a couple of leaves on the end. We've reached the point where there are no leaves or small branches in the lower half of the tree. Side note, unusually it hasn't grown any apples this year! If anyone knows what this is - and even better what my best course of action might be to try to fix it we'd be very grateful. Thanks a lot! Dave C p.s. I thought I'd branch out a little, turn over a new leaf and see if someone here can get to the roots of the problem!
  9. *FREE HOMEMADE BROWNIES/CAKES IN RETURN FOR FREE WOODCHIPS* Hello, we are in the process of setting up a children's allotment group at our allotment. We would be grateful for woodchips to cover their mud kitchen and woodwork area. We also wanted to be able to have bark paths so the kids know exactly where to go.
  10. Free sight (single driveway) for Wood chips or bark chips. Happy to help off-load if you don't have a tipper. Note: Please message or email in advance with details of what you have, type, quantity, approx arrival day/time etc. Just so i can ensure the driveway is clear for your arrival.
  11. Looking for truck loads of wood chip to put in horses field around muddy gate ways so must be relatively clean so as to not cause injury.
  12. Drive into ashcombe car park (free toilets) end house with 5 bar gate (see image)drop inside gate turn around in car park We are in between st luke’s church and the pub - begins red phone box - end house
  13. Hello I have a lovely walnut tree - just strated to produce nuts last year - now in full leaf but with significant bark damage. Does anybody have any ideas on cause or treatment ? All advice gratefully received Many thanks
  14. Bark/wood chippings to be deposited on driveway. Please call in advance so that I can place a tarp Down - tel Jon
  15. Black Country Aggregates are based in Wednesbury just off off junction 9 of M6. We are Now accepting fine Wood chippings and bark. Simply call in, wait to be directed to correct bay, tip off and leave. If you need a receipt to say you have disposed of the chippings properly that's no problem
  16. The tip/drop site is above and behind the properties. To access the tip site, proceed past the properties to find a narrow tarmac lane turning by the corner of allotments(Brimscombe end)(there is a community notice board by the gate). Take this turning to drive UP the hill. The lane turns sharp left hairpin, and becomes a farm track that it into the woods behind the houses. Proceed a short distance up this track where you find a flattened area accessing the garden of 109 and adjoining field. This is just past a stand alone lock up garage on the left and before the track narrows.
  17. iclarke84

    Grange Road Allotment

    Tipping site of wood chippings and garden mulch for allotmenteers to use.
  18. Hi there, we are a nursery based in Kegworth. We have a large outdoors area with a forest school. We are in almost constant need of bark/chippings to bark our paths and outdoor areas. We also often need wood and logs for forest school building projects, especially stumps and sometimes for fires. please contact us if you would like to use us as a free tip site
  19. Koysii

    Clean woodchips/bark

    Would like some clean woodchips which are free of weed seeds as required to cover and suppress weeds. Will need a 2-3 days notice and at least enough to cover 20m2 about 6 inch depth.
  20. M60tts

    WB - Private garden

    Hi private home looking for chippings and mulch for paths and beds. Please leave far right of driveway by double gates. Thanks. Mark
  21. Sherriejones

    Kimberley road

    Wanted - bark / wood chip to complete my garden for my children. Please
  22. Hi I was given a few logs for spoon carving by my local tree surgeon, they are particularly good so wanted to know what species of tree the log comes from! These pics below show a couple of logs that were cut a month or so ago and have been outside since.. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 93-E3-D36-D-15-F4-4-D6-F-A6-AA-4-D952-A43-DD4-F IBB.CO Image 93-E3-D36-D-15-F4-4-D6-F-A6-AA-4-D952-A43-DD4-F hosted in ImgBB (ignore the small log at the bottom right in the grass) IMG-3676 IBB.CO Image IMG-3676 hosted in ImgBB Thanks Josh
  23. Hello all, Can anyone tell me what species of trees these logs come from please? I believe the first (left to right) is Blackthorn and second is Willow. Thank you Andy
  24. Lindsey smith

    Miss

    It's a private yard at the track needs loads and loads for chickens and yard use plus home use
  25. Look at all this tree has to offer! No wonder at the Barcham Trees nursery we always sell out of this one every year. Available from September 2019 onwards, we have new stock of 8-10cm and 16-18cm girth trees but no more than 50 trees over the 2 sizes. The trees are ready to view and you can reserve trees now to save disappointment later on. Acer griseum is a fairly small tree, but a magnificent one. Originally from China and was introduced by Ernest Wilson in 1901. From an early age the bark peels to reveal cinnamon coloured under-bark. The paperbark maple is a truly stunning specimen, it has beautiful trifoliate leaves that have attractive reddish tints in the autumn. This maple does well in sun or partial shade and appreciates a sheltered position. Acer griseum does best in moist well drained soil and is not drought tolerant. Nutrient rich wet soil can inhibit autumn colour. A small growing tip - this lovely tree will generally frost out over winter giving the tree a very rounded habit. Mature height: 3-7m Mature spread: 4-5m Further product details at the link below:- https://lnkd.in/gEvJjxp Enquiries to [email protected]

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