I've been offered around 10 x 100 yr old Holly trees that are due to be cut down and chipped in the next couple of weeks. They have been heavily pruned during their life so are very straight - almost like mini telegraph poles. Approx 500 wide and 3 to 4m high (see photo's).
Has anyone had any experience with Holly: Should I cut the trees into logs and leave them to season slowly or would a kiln be best? Should I cut the pith out or just seal the ends and leave the logs whole? Is it best to turn green or dry?
Cheers
Phil
Has anyone had any experience with Holly: Should I cut the trees into logs and leave them to season slowly or would a kiln be best? Should I cut the pith out or just seal the ends and leave the logs whole? Is it best to turn green or dry?
Cheers
Phil
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