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hi all im just after abit of advice about burning rubbish in my back garden i would like to know if your allowed to do this as i have just cut down an old tree and im wanting to burn it as i cant get it to the tip
it wont be getting burnt for a while was just getting some advice if i could do it and it was some sort of christmas tree have cut it down to make way for fruit trees goin in
Quote from: darren2007 on December 02, 2009, 19:08:23it wont be getting burnt for a while was just getting some advice if i could do it and it was some sort of christmas tree have cut it down to make way for fruit trees goin in Well if it was some sort of Christmas tree it wont be that good for someone burning it in a grate - it will spit out all over the place. However it will be full of resin. Stick some paper under some of the lighter branches. Light it and stand back, it should go up with a whoosh. The resin makes conifers burn very quickly and there should not be much smoke. In forest fires as the resin in conifers vapourise the trees just explode into flame. It would be a great way to get rid of leylandii hedges. ;D
apart from the FACT that the fumes from Lleylandii are CARCINOGENIC. ;)
Quote from: darren2007 on December 02, 2009, 19:08:23it wont be getting burnt for a while was just getting some advice if i could do it and it was some sort of christmas tree have cut it down to make way for fruit trees goin in Well if it was some sort of Christmas tree it wont be that good for someone burning it in a grate - it will spit out all over the place. However it will be full of resin. Stick some paper under some of the lighter branches. Light it and stand back, it should go up with a whoosh. The resin makes conifers burn very quickly and there should not be much smoke. In forest fires as the resin in conifers vapourise the trees just explode into flame. It would be a great way to get rid of leylandii hedges. ;DI'll vouch for that when one of our more endearing pupils set light to somebodies hedge that backed onto the school field... ::)
You won't notice that if you start it with an old tyre soaked in petrol :D
Quote from: Geoff H on December 05, 2009, 23:46:16Quote from: darren2007 on December 02, 2009, 19:08:23it wont be getting burnt for a while was just getting some advice if i could do it and it was some sort of christmas tree have cut it down to make way for fruit trees goin in Well if it was some sort of Christmas tree it wont be that good for someone burning it in a grate - it will spit out all over the place. However it will be full of resin. Stick some paper under some of the lighter branches. Light it and stand back, it should go up with a whoosh. The resin makes conifers burn very quickly and there should not be much smoke. In forest fires as the resin in conifers vapourise the trees just explode into flame. It would be a great way to get rid of leylandii hedges. ;DI'll vouch for that when one of our more endearing pupils set light to somebodies hedge that backed onto the school field... ::)