Woodland Heritage

31 January 2008

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Swiss Method - Control of the Growing Stock

Woodland Heritage

31 January 2008

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The Swiss Method of Control (Based on Ipsden Estate experience - Oxfordshire Chilterns) by Michael G Reade

Woodland Heritage

31 January 2008

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Mulberry Burr versus "Stained Burr Maple" - The Debate Continues!

Woodland Heritage

31 January 2008

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As a result of our double page spread in the 2006 Journal, we received the following letter from Christopher Claxton Stevens of Norman Adams, the renowned London antique dealers…

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31 January 2008

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The story behind a special walnut cabinet

Woodland Heritage

31 January 2008

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On the landing at the top of the stairs in Michael and Sally Cookson’s beautiful Cheshire home, one is greeted by a corner space about one and a half metres square.

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31 January 2008

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American Black Walnut Trees in England

Woodland Heritage

31 January 2008

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In our 2006 journal we began this debate and featured a fine black walnut growing in the Cambridge University botanic gardens. This year we feature two very similar trees in…

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31 January 2008

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The Wild Service Tree (Sorbus Torminalis)

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31 January 2008

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Swiss Pear is the trade name used on the continent for this species. The majority of mature trees today come from France, but it also occurs in Germany, Switzerland and Austria.

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31 January 2008

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Get your potential seed stands registered

Woodland Heritage

31 January 2008

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There are three ways of improving the genetic quality and productivity of your broadleaved forest: using seed from the most appropriate provenances, collecting seed from registered…

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31 January 2008

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Horse Chestnut (Aesculus Hippocastanum)

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31 January 2008

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Stem bleeding on Horse Chestnut in the UK was first reported in the 1970s, when the cause was found to be a fungal pathogen known as Phytophthora (Brasier and Strouts,1976).

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31 January 2008

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“Just one of those days"

Woodland Heritage

31 January 2008

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In the days before hard hats, safety boots and Risk Assessments, we used to call it "Just one of those days"…

Swiss Method - Control of the Growing Stock

Mulberry Burr versus "Stained Burr Maple" - The Debate Continues!

The story behind a special walnut cabinet

American Black Walnut Trees in England

The Wild Service Tree (Sorbus Torminalis)

Get your potential seed stands registered

Horse Chestnut (Aesculus Hippocastanum)

“Just one of those days"

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