I’m looking forward to this challenge – following a tree for a year at a time, looking at the changes through the seasons. More details can be found at the Loose & Leafy blog.
I was going to follow the new little pear tree we planted in the garden but have decided instead to keep a watchful eye on this old crab apple tree
I’m looking forward to seeing the changes in the tree as the summer comes, it looks half dead at the moment but should start coming back to life any time soon.
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That tree looks as if the top was removed at one time and it has regrown.
Yes it was, not sure how long ago now. It seems to grow really quickly so we lop the big branches off most years or it takes over.
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