Friday, 30 September 2016
Five years left to save horse chestnuts?
Today Horticulture Week published an article which highlighted the state of our horse-chestnut trees. Conker Tree Science was quoted in the article, although most of what was reported was the excellent research done by Dr Glynn Percival from Bartlett Tree Experts.
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