Coed y Tor Trees

Coed y Tor Trees Coed Y Tor Tree Nursery is growing native tree's from locally collected seed.

The vision is to involve the community through volunteer days, workshops and events.

80 more established saplings in pots, grown from seed in the nursery have made their way to Brackla Community Council. S...
06/07/2026

80 more established saplings in pots, grown from seed in the nursery have made their way to Brackla Community Council. Some have already been planted out by the new skate park, the rest are waiting till the autumn to be planted into their forever homes.

Trees in pots are available all year round and with the right care and maintenance can be planted at any time.

It's National Hedgerows week. The perfect time to celebrate a project with Restore The Thaw Landscape Project. In autumn...
07/05/2026

It's National Hedgerows week.

The perfect time to celebrate a project with Restore The Thaw Landscape Project. In autumn 2023 I ran workshops in 10 schools raising awareness of the importance of trees in the landscape, we collected seeds from the trees around the school grounds, processed them and planted them. The resulting saplings were then planted out this spring by the same children.

Romilly Primary and Ysgol Y Deri planted hedges at Porthkerry park. Ysgol Y Deri also planted some trees at school and Y Bont Faen created a mini forest in their school ground.

The pupils also created little seed bomb creatures to live in the hedge to help educate them about the importance of hedges for habitat corridors, food and shelter for wildlife.

It's National Hedgerows week. The perfect time to celebrate a project with Restore the Thaw. In autumn 2023 I ran worksh...
07/05/2026

It's National Hedgerows week.

The perfect time to celebrate a project with Restore the Thaw. In autumn 2023 I ran workshops in 10 schools raising awareness of the importance of trees in the landscape, we then collected seeds from the trees around the school grounds, processed them and planted them. The resulting saplings were then planted out this spring by the same children. Romilly primary planted a 40m long hedge at Porthkerry park. Ysgol Y Deri also planted a hedge at Porthkerry and some trees in their school grounds and Y Bont Faen created a mini forest at their school.

The children also created little seed bomb creatures to help them understand the importance of hedges for habitat corridors, food and shelter for wildlife.

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