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Hedges and hedgelaying

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If you plant it, they will come

22nd September, 2020 Cat James 0 Comments invertebrates, isle of wight, iwcp

We can all pinpoint a moment when our lives would never be the same again. Perhaps the birth of a

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Smack my hedge up

14th March, 2012 Matthew Chatfield 0 Comments funny

The Isle of Wight Hedgelaying Competition as you’ve never seen it before… You wanted to know what hedgelaying Isle of

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Hedgerow protection: a gap in the system

5th December, 2007 Matthew Chatfield 2 Comments planning

A recent discussion on the UK Tree Care mailing list explored the question of the amount of protection afforded hedgerows

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Hedges in our landscape – recommended link

30th March, 2007 Matthew Chatfield 1 Comment

The Ranger has long been aware of an excellent online essay by professional hedgelayer Paul Blissett. In fact, elements from

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Beyond Hooper’s Hypothesis: hedgerow survey handbook updated

21st March, 200715th May, 2017 Matthew Chatfield 1 Comment agriculture, hedgerows, hedges, max hooper, monks wood, survey

Many people have the rather vague idea that it is possible to estimate the age of a hedge by counting

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How to plant a hedge

6th March, 20071st April, 2020 Matthew Chatfield 2 Comments

The Ranger received an enquiry today about planting a hedge: Hi, our neighbour has just ripped up our old hedge.

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Pleacher comforts: the Isle of Wight Hedgelaying Competition

3rd March, 20074th September, 2016 Matthew Chatfield 6 Comments competition, hedge, hedgelaying, landscape

The Ranger has been for many years involved in organising the Isle of Wight Hedgelaying Competition. Actually, these days, he

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