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Tree branches

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whatisthisinhere · 24/06/2021 21:46

I have some tree branches from a fallen tree in my garden. They are no longer green and I've placed them in a small pile at the bottom of my garden. I want to use them for wildlife, but don't really know how, apart from pile them together. I'd like to make them look more orderly and just a little more beautiful? I'd love some ideas, if anyone can help me, I'm clueless

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MereDintofPandiculation · 25/06/2021 08:54

To make a “habitat pile” cut them all the same length, cut off smaller branches until yo end up with a whole lot of poles of varying thicknesses that can be stacked tightly together. That looks a lot nicer than a higgledy heap.

You can use the thicker trunk pieces to make a log pile; and you could try and make a soil pocket to allow plants to take hold..

The stump itself can be placed upside down mushroom-like. Lots of stumps, stacked horizontally with the root ends at the front is known as a stumpers and used for ferns and suchlike.

whatisthisinhere · 25/06/2021 14:48

Thank you, that's very helpful 🙂

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MereDintofPandiculation · 25/06/2021 20:33

A stumpery not a stumpers

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