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>>> On Wed, Dec 4 Fred Schueler writes: > * maybe you're not seeing enhanced growth because you're just keeping > up with the nutrients removed in the firewood. > > Here's an account of Pieter Trip's fertilization of his woods - > http://karstaddailypaintings.blogspot.ca/2012/02/beneath-hemlocks-oil-on-canvas-5-x-7-in.html > - he gets the full benefit from the applied fertilizer because he > doesn't remove firewood, and doesn't seem to understand why some of us > need/choose to. > > He has written a book about his work with his forest - > http://www.lulu.com/ca/en/shop/pieter-trip/growing-great-trees-a-practical-guide-to-growing-big-healthy-trees/paperback/product-5724181.html Jim Drescher, of Windhorse Farm, asserts that a healthy forest has more dead wood in it than live wood. Cheers, Doug Linzey (of the "buy firewood from someone else" persuasion -- and coaxing 25 acres of Acadian Forest back to some semblance of health)
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