I was coming to the end of a full day teaching yesterday when the wood fairy turned up with this.
It's approx 10" diameter.
It's a root burr from a Lleylandii, very common apparently but not seen so much as the roots are normally left in situ as they don't sucker and just rot away. Another two were found as the roots of an old hedge were dug out but they had already gone too far. They can be hollow and a bit disappointing but we'll have to wait and see.
It's approx 10" diameter.
It's a root burr from a Lleylandii, very common apparently but not seen so much as the roots are normally left in situ as they don't sucker and just rot away. Another two were found as the roots of an old hedge were dug out but they had already gone too far. They can be hollow and a bit disappointing but we'll have to wait and see.