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Spruce plantation. What are the Brown trees?

  • 29-10-2018 5:06pm
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    80sDiesel
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    Only noticed recently that the forestry spruce plantations neaar me have sections of brown in them. Are they another type of pine?

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    fits
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    Latch goes brown in winter. That it? Otherwise could be disease.


  • #3
    80sDiesel
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    fits wrote: »
    Latch goes brown in winter. That it? Otherwise could be disease.

    Thanks probably larch then. It's in square sections so would not be diseased.

    I was reading on the other thread that spruce plantations now much have a certain % of broadleaf. Is that just new ones and not old plantations? ( I.e. when they plant after felling)

    A man is rich in proportion to the number of things which he can afford to let alone.



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