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Postcode Plant Finder. Books. Flora Celtica by Wm. Milliken & S. Bridgewater ISBN Published by Birlinn A rich digest of Scotland’s plant heritage, it’s people and lore, lavishly illustrated throughout.

One to dip in to on dark Winter nights in anticipation of Spring. Garden Plants for Scotland by Cox and Curtis-Machin ISBN.

Known south of the border as the Harebell, this differs markedly from the famous English bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta in that its growth is more bushy, with delicate, upright, branching stems and larger, bluish-purple bell-shaped blooms.

Feb 29, The Scottish Government insists that it will plant 30 million trees each year by the end of the parliament, while 36 million trees will be planted each year by Last year alone, 22 million trees were planted across Scotland. Scottish Forestry held a public consultation last month on its draft corporate plan for to Jun 13, Tree planting targets “smashed” says Ewing.

New figures published today reveal that Scotland’s national tree planting targets have been surpassed, making a critical contribution to the global climate emergency. 11, hectares of new planting has been undertaken in Scotland last year, comfortably beating the current 10, ha annual target.

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Mar 02, For each tree cut, plant 10 saplings, says forest official; This story is from March 2, For each tree cut, plant 10 saplings, says forest official.

TNN / Updated: Mar 2,IST. Dec 03, The SNP declared today it would plant 36 million trees in Scotland by – and called on the next UK Government to match the party’s"record and ambition" on the issue.

The. the reasonable action you'd like them to take - for example, to cut the tree or hedge back when you'd like them to take action by any action you'll take - if there are overhanging branches on your side of the fence or wall you can cut them back but you should let the neighbour know and should return the branches that you've cut off.