@marky_rendle Hi Mark, definitely one of the must see places! Best time is between mid to late October. However it does depend on the weather. I will do my best to send some photos when it’s at its best! 👍 Personally i think it has something spectacular to show all year round!
@arborealism@ntstourhead@alanstourhead@NTSouthWest with interfering with the main canopy of the tree. Trees need our help to maintain them and stop them from doing the more dromatic self reduction that can cause serious/permanent damage. Hope this helps...
@arborealism@ntstourhead@alanstourhead@NTSouthWest Hi James, this tulip tree had a heavy reduction a long time ago which made it put on a huge amount of fast responsive growth. This new growth isn’t as strong and has the tendency to fail the bigger it gets. The new internal growth was over crowding and causing problems...
Out on the lake at Stourhead on a gloomy autumn morning. So still and peaceful... ntstourhead #autumn @ Stourhead National Trust https://t.co/pP0piSVKh9
Unfortunately we had to remove this Douglas Fir yesterday, it has been destabilised over the last 20 years by a fungus-Phaeolus schweinitzii, which rots the base of conifers. @The_TreeGuy did an amazing job! As you can see it was a tall one! Spot George on the ground!
Can you spot me up this 125ft Douglas fir? ntstourhead nationaltrustsouthwest @The_TreeGuy#epicclimb#trees#treesurgery @ Stourhead National Trust https://t.co/winWj5F7LY
Helping cut 32 acres of Laurel at Stourhead, hard work but rewarding!! Although these Stihl hedge cutters make it a lot easier compared to when the gardeners used to prune it all by hand with secateurs @ntstourhead@alanstourhead@nationaltrust @STIHL_GB #Hardwork#laurels