Trees.

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coppo

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Posted 1575318162 · Edited	Reply with quote #1

Aren't they wonderful, nature at its best. I saw a programme where one of the most polluted schools in the country, they planted 17 trees around the edge and reduced traffic pollution by 25%. How brilliant is that. Now I am thinking of planting a nice tree in the garden, it's a big garden, not near the house so was thinking of a rowan, crab apple or silver birch. I planted an Oak tree 2 years ago it's grown a bit. Must be a native tree, planted a hedge 3 years ago and it's doing great, hawthorn, blackthorn, hazel, dog rose etc. Need quite a big specimen I think but largish ones are not cheap. Anybody planted a tree?
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SANDBAGSID

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Posted 1575318963	Reply with quote #2

Yep 👍 __________________ Alan Ford transit pvc. Bracknell forest Berkshire.
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nickoff

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In our small- ish back garden we have planted an apple tree, a plum tree, both which produce plenty of fruit, and a cherry tree which so far is struggling but slowly growing. My wife is a member of the Woodland Trust and was given a Rowan tree sapling at the recent motorhome show. It's still in its pot and will be planted next year. She is also a member of the village conservation group and helps to plant flowers and saplings around the village. Nick. __________________ Make mine a pint. Live Nr. Grantham, Lincs. MoHo--Compass Avantgarde 400 RL.
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Clunegapyears

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Posted 1575356617	Reply with quote #4

If you’ve space (and the money!), a copse? They you don’t have to decide!!! __________________ Katherine, James (and CO2) Blog: clunegapyears.com
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