The daffodil picking season at Treragin Wood is coming towards the end now, with later varieties more dependent on length of daylight than temperature. There’s probably two more weeks of commercial picking, and then just a few late leftovers for the home. A couple of local walking groups visit us most years to enjoy the
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I was often asked something like this when I started undertaking new tree planting schemes. There is of course no right or wrong answer, but there are a few guidelines: ** Five years of careful weeding may be needed when trees are first planted. (And they will have had two or three years in the
We have been picking daffodils at Treragin Wood for over two weeks now, the earliest start in twenty years, and so far we have kept up with the rate of production. So we do not yet have a field of yellow flowers for you to see yet. The picking season usually lasts about 10 to
Toad Hollow Archers recently held a beginners’ taster session at Treragin Wood. Field archery takes place in woods, not fields, and this local club use our wood for training. Targets are set up around the wood, and provide a course for people to follow – a bit like orienteering. The club had eight new
Time for some work on my own wood for a change; and very relaxing that can be. Planted 21 years ago now, I have watched it mature over the years, and it is now being thinned for firewood. Its kept our woodburner fully supplied for nearly ten years, but we are now at the stage
