Train Hugger Planting Projects

Storm Recovery in Berwickshire 2

Tree Planting

Storm Recovery in Berwickshire 2

The non-native spruce trees on this farm were destroyed by Storm Arwen. Following an extensive clear up operation, the site has been planted with native tree species. The new trees will provide shelter for livestock on the farm and benefit wildlife. The trees will allow more light onto the woodland floor, encouraging wildflowers to grow and the nuts and fruit on the new trees will encourage wild mammals and woodland birds.

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Listed below are some of the trees planting on this site

Field Maple
Sycamore
Downy Birch
Silver Birch
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North Yorkshire Spruce
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West Sussex Broadleaf Trees
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Norfolk Oaks
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Somerset Acorn Project
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Storm Recovery in Berwickshire 2
Storm Recovery in Berwickshire 1
Spruce Replacement in West Sussex
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