Property News · September 23, 2016

Ash dieback is unstoppable, but you can help | Julian Rollins


Ash dieback will leave millions of gaps in woods and hedges across Britain. It’s time to collect tree seed and get planting As my family will happily tell you, I am a bit of a hypochondriac. At the first sign of any worrying symptom, I think the worst.At least I have the self-awareness to know it, and to realise that it’s a tendency that extends to other aspects of my life too, like my gardening. So, when I first noticed one or two withered, blackened ash leaves in the hedge at the end of our garden, I told myself to look the other way. Continue reading…

Source : theguardian.com
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