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Hazel coppice
Funky trees from today’s coppicing work.
Anyone care to guess how old that ash stool is in the first image? (top left) the clue is in the width of the base, not the upright.
A productive week in late November - the first serious tree planting session. We battled all different types of weather but with help from family and friends we managed to get around 1600 saplings in - sweet chestnut, hazel, alder and willow.
These trees will be coppiced in the years to come to provide fuel as well as craft and building materials.
Trunk and Coppice - Carry Akroyd
British , b. 1953 -
Pastel , 18 x 22 cm.
Árbol de monte bajo en primavera, Santo Domingo de la Calzada, La Rioja, 2012.
By midsummer the tree will put out new branches to shade the roadway.
New shoots are expected to grow from the world-famous Sycamore Gap tree but it will never be the same again, experts have said.
hazel coppice
Our eucalyptus trees. In foreground is second growth, coppiced trees re-sprout from the trunk cut at ground level for a second harvest, mostly firming two new trunks but sometimes up to four.