Generally we recommend planting your trees in the Autumn, Winter and the early part of Spring. With cell grown trees, you have more latitude than bare rooted trees. A bare rooted tree needs to be in the ground before it comes into leaf, thus the window of planting opportunity is greatly reduced. You’re generally looking …
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There are so many benefits to choosing native broadleaf (deciduous) trees! Herein lies an inexhaustive list – do let us know if you have other reasons to buy native broadleaves! The right tree for the right situation Native broadleaves grow in different ground conditions, so you can choose the tree that will do well on …
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Where possible, we will try and collect seed locally from trees which are good examples of their species. We will try and collect from a range of individual trees, so as to get some genetic diversity in the collected seed. We keep records of where seed is collected from, so we will be able to …
Like any new plant, trees and hedging plants need a balance of nutrients and water, protection from being grazed or browsed and protection from stems being damaged. As they are relatively small, they are also sensitive to competition from surrounding vegetation. Some pre-planting management can make life easier. In a forestry situation, planting plots are …
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