Conifer removal

Palustris · April 2020

I posted some images a week or so back of our Leylandii hedge removal.

This is what we have done with the brash over the last month or so.

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Going!

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Going

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Gone.

And where I put it.

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Obelixx · April 2020

That looks like Herculean task @Palustris. Well done.

the tidy gardener · April 2020

Well done! We took 2 huge beasts from our front garden a few years ago and so much can be grown now. Looks great!!

Palustris · April 2020

Mind we still have this to deal with.

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nick615 · April 2020

No wood burner?

Palustris · April 2020

It is conifer. Even if we had a wood burner, we would still have to find somewhere to dry out the wood before using it. The resin from it before drying can and does cause major problems to a chimney interior.

Lizzie27 · April 2020

A bonfire?

Palustris · April 2020

Banned in his area.

Omori · April 2020

How about a wildlife wood pile?

https://www.rspb.org.uk/birds-and-wildlife/advice/gardening-for-wildlife/dead-wood-for-wildlife/

Palustris · April 2020

Started on one this morning.

Palustris · April 2020

Going, going ,gone

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