Discovering Long Wood – a year in the life of a small wood – April
Our diary for 2007 records “the driest April on record”. This enabled Rodney to use his tractor freely to move logs around, cutting them to length and storing them off the ground. We reflected on what had been achieved in our first year of ownership, and marvelled at the re-emerging beauty of our very own woodland. Read on ….”
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2 comments so far
Tracy Pepler
17 April, 2009
Hi Rod and Heather, a brilliant read as always. I need to know more!
What was the success rate of planting all the hawthorn and buckthorn?
And are you finding more primroses as you let more light into the woodland?
What is the natural regeneration like under the needle leaf litter?
Hope to see you soon
Tracy
Sheila
18 April, 2009
Hi Heather and Rod
so you finally made a wider audience well done Hope to see you in May
Sheila