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Oak and Larch

F.D · 2013-11-19 14:06:19

We have 5 ac long narrow field of Oak planted with rows of japaneese larch planted in between, i think they were planted in 2007 at what point would you have to thin the larch out from inbetween ? also how many tress per acre would have been planted approx ?

19-11-2013 02:06PM

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We have 5 ac long narrow field of Oak planted with rows of japaneese larch planted in between,
i think they were planted in 2007 at what point would you have to thin the larch out from inbetween ?
also
how many tress per acre would have been planted approx ?

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#2 20-11-2013 09:24PM

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going to be another 10 years I'd guess

try these links

http://www.teagasc.ie/forestry/docs/research/Teagasc_silvicultural_guidelines_Broadleaves.pdf

http://www.coford.ie

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#3 21-11-2013 11:46AM

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periodictable wrote: »

going to be another 10 years I'd guess

Thanks for that, was just asking out of curiosity, there nice to look at this time of year it will be nice to see the larch in between them for another few years so

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