Each month we’re going to bring you a profile of one of the UK native tree species being planted in the Silk Wood Community Planting Project - first up is the large-leaved lime.
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Author: Sam Roberts
Saplings and Spikes
Posted in: Blog Tree management Community activities Botanical Volunteering Restoration Seasonal Conservation Education Participation Silk Wood Community Planting Project Silk Wood Chalara ash dieback
This Volunteers Week, see how our amazing team helped the saplings thrive at Silk Wood. They tackled the thistles and brambles, making way for easier access and protecting the new trees. Read more about the hard work, the wildlife encounters, and the "poo-dunnit" mystery!...
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