Two coppices on a single stump, one ready for harvest, the other on its way to becoming a full-fledged Christmas tree. Stephen Platt Part of his reduced burden has to do with how the trees are grown.

New shoots have appeared at the base of the stump of the Sycamore Gap tree. Jason Lock / National Trust. Ten months ago, a ranger on the Hadrian's Wall Path discovered a shocking crime: The widely ...

New shoots seen on Sycamore Gap tree as stump shows encouraging signs of life ... as a coppiced stool or considering whether to reduce to a single tree at some point in the future.

Going forward, plants coppiced for colorful winter stems are cut annually, while those grown and coppiced for poles should be cut every 5-8 years. The 5 best trees for coppicing ...

Signs of new life have been found growing from the stump of the felled Sycamore Gap tree. Eight new shoots have emerged from the base of the stump, giving hope that the historic tree lives on, ten ...

We focus on the coppiced woods (‘Hauberge’) of the Lahn-Dill-area (Northern Hesse), in the districts of Haiger and Dietzhölztal. Here, 1,800 ha oak-birch-forest are managed by local village ...

The collection of stumps left after coppicing is known as a “stool”. Tools to use The WoodXpert Brush Hook XA3 by the Finnish company Fiskars is great for cutting smaller branches, tidying ...

Rustling Leaves and Coppiced Verges. Home Planet. Large amounts of land lie unused alongside Britain's major trunk roads.

The ancient tradition of coppicing, the periodic cutting of trees and allowing the stumps to regrow, was once common throughout lowland Britain but has been on the wane since the late 1800's.

Hundreds of branches from a 2,000 year old tree that has been "cut back to stumps" are to be used in a 15m-tall (49ft) tree installation. The ancient lime tree at Westonbirt Arboretum is coppiced ...