Gardeners are being urged not to cut down or remove tree stumps from their gardens - because it will do more harm than good ...

Basically, anything rotting is good news." The Royal Horticultural Society has advised that not all dead trees need to be removed, noting they're cracking for wildlife. "In most cases, it is not ...

Piles of rotting leaves, twigs and branches ... They said: “In most cases, it is not necessary to remove a dead tree, and standing dead wood is incredibly valuable to wildlife. “ ...

The wood that provides the structural basis of trees is non-living, i.e. a dead material ... regrowing before rot sets in. The tree also has an immune system, and much of it is covered with ...

Rotting leaves, twigs ... Their advice highlights: "In most cases, it is not necessary to remove a dead tree, and standing dead wood is incredibly valuable to wildlife." The society recommends ...