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The Forestry Commission have a service available to all in helping to determine the correct species and more suitable areas in which to plant woodland, through their grants section and with advice taken from the FC bulletin 112.. However in areas ...
Further to this thread, and when trying to prevent what happened with the Pendragon Apple Tree incident, as per my blog - to have a cornish apple tree profile on Facebook, would actually help in a providing an additional route for customers to get...
The Forestry Commission have a service available to all in helping to determine the correct species and more suitable areas in which to plant woodland, through their grants section and with advice taken from the FC bulletin 112.. However in areas ...
Trees planted in Truro since 1990.xls
Richard Argal gave me this a while ago it is probably completely out of date now with many more editions. The trees of Truro are really something as a result of both the work or Richard Argal and Richard Budge...
National Apple Day is the 21st October and there are several events all over the country. These days are becoming very popular and can recommend a visit to your local.
In Cornwall we are now really lucky and every weekend in October there is an A...
Following a recent article in the Telegraph,PENDRAGON my email and telephone has been largely out of action due to thousands of enquiries. This blog is by way of an apology to my clients and an explanation as to how such publicity can actually be ...
Sorry this was mis understood by the way i put it. I meant that in reality there are quite a few small businesses out there who deliberately try to keep their profits at a particular level. Too much tax in any given year can cripple a business and...
This is a really good point for me. As the industry has been left to its own devices in so many ways for so long it is by default subject to rapid changes based on media response. With the bbc gardening unit lacking more and more tv wise the deple...
Great stuff, anyway i can help i will
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I love the rain water and coca cola thing. Hope there is no copyright on that statement.
Hi Andrew I know what you mean, but the spiral or whatever else has to be of a size to actually prevent any damage, as such I think if the tree is not of a height to match then it is too small to plant, best to pot up and leave till following year...
A flail mower (farm machinery size) will in time start to even the surface up, but this is a long process. But considering all your options it is the best, (budget for bi annual swipe).
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Tree Planting in Cornwall - The less publisiced factors to consider
The Forestry Commission have a service available to all in helping to determine the correct species and more suitable areas in which to plant woodland, through their grants section and with advice taken from the FC bulletin 112.. However in areas like Cornwall, the rapid change in conditions; geology / climate and soils l… Continue
Posted on October 5, 2009 at 3:00pm —
A celebration of the Cornish Apple Tree - Apple Days in Cornwall, October 2009.
National Apple Day is the 21st October and there are several events all over the country. These days are becoming very popular and can recommend a visit to your local.
In Cornwall we are now really lucky and every weekend in October there is an Apple Day. Unfortunately the Cotehele day has passed, which was last weekend.
This weekend (3rd and 4th of October) is the biggest and most popular at… Continue
In Cornwall we are now really lucky and every weekend in October there is an Apple Day. Unfortunately the Cotehele day has passed, which was last weekend.
This weekend (3rd and 4th of October) is the biggest and most popular at… Continue
Posted on October 1, 2009 at 9:53am —
Cornish Apple Trees; The Pendragon Apple Tree
Following a recent article in the Telegraph, PENDRAGON my email and telephone has been largely out of action due to thousands of enquiries. This blog is by way of an apology to my clients and an explanation as to how such publicity can actually be counter productive. The article has had an adverse effect on my business as regular customers and clients can't get hold… Continue
Posted on September 27, 2009 at 1:30pm —
Planting an Apple Tree
I am writing this up on here as the quantity and varied methods of planting an apple tree have made it become a difficult subject to allow a conclusive methodology. The following is my personal preferred method for establishing an apple tree in Cornwall, it would be great to hear what other professionals on here would criticise or what different techniques there are:
Bare Root - Available from mid October through to March, bare root stock is usually considerably better in establishing quickly.… Continue
Bare Root - Available from mid October through to March, bare root stock is usually considerably better in establishing quickly.… Continue
Posted on June 2, 2009 at 12:30pm — 6 Comments
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