Warren, no, we have a small tree farm that has been ravaged by Dutch Elm and now is beginning to suffer from Emerald Ash Bore.
So over half the trees are dieing or dead. Hence we cut them down and plant new trees.
We want the forest, and we like to be able to enjoy the woods.
The younger son works for a tree farm, so we get the ill and 'not doing well' trees to nurse through their challenges. we also get the ugly trees. Those that will not sell because they do not look appealing.
Most of these go into the woods with the mature Oaks, Beach, Ash, Cherry ( got lot of these ), Maples and Pines.
Well, this is the most I have ever told anyone about the farm.
