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Not 100% this is the correct section for this, so if any fellow admin want to move it please do.
This is great but I had no idea it was a thing. It helps the environment and small businesses and is great support for your beans  .
https://ncfed.org.uk/news/beanpoles/
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Great idea and I do love a coppice!
I'm doing my bit by harvesting bamboo from my neighbour's orchard. Give it a couple more years and the four metre plus monsters will have made it to our patch of their own volition!
Has Anyone Seen the Plot?
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Veggie
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I have enough bamboo now that the clump has been cut down for a lifetime - but I also coppice the hazel in the hedge every few years.
The coppice people are competing with the cheap shops and their canes and that's going to be hard going. I wish them luck.
The Moneyless Chicken says:-
Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without.
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Scarlet
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19-02-2022, 09:01 PM
(This post was last modified: 19-02-2022, 09:01 PM by Scarlet.)
We copiced our hazel bushes last month. It took a couple of days to clear the stems - some seem a bit thick. I will have to shave/sharpen the ends to get them in the ground. We haven't don't it for a couple of years - too many jobs to do and some slip the net!
I didn't know you could buy them.
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