The Rowan
Sorbus aucuparia, commonly called the rowan, is a deciduous tree with a history stretching back thousands of years across the
Author: Cuma Arslan
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How to identify what you have in your garden
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Sick Series: The Asian longhorn beetle’s insatiable appetite
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UPDATE ON CORONAVIRUS
Re: COVID-19 UPDATE ThorsTrees.COVID-19.Letter.19.3.20 (click link above to download letter) To our Thor’s Trees community, Firstly, we hope
Property developers – How trees impact planning application plans
Every decision a local planning officer makes to determine the success or failure of your applications for planning permission involves
It’s not all about the yield: a homeowner’s guide to fruit trees
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Stump removal: the do’s, the don’t’s and the dangers
Stump removal – whether it’s a stump from a previously felled tree that you inherited with your home, or you’re
Tree survey reports: Don’t apply for planning permission without them
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