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It is absolutely not “regrowing with vigour”. When I visited six weeks ago, there was one very small sprout a few inches in size. For comparison, we had to fel
by marchie_uk 1y ago
It is absolutely not “regrowing with vigour”. When I visited six weeks ago, there was one very small sprout a few inches in size.
For comparison, we had to fell a mature sycamore on our land last year; this now has more than a dozen shoots growing from its base, ranging between six and ten feet tall, all with lots of leaves on them.
- madaxe_again 1y agohttps://www.northumberlandnationalpark.org.uk/sycamore-gap-is-sprouting/ https://www.northumberlandnationalpark.org.uk/sycamore-gap-i...
- marchie_uk 1y agoAll of the stories celebrating the regrowth are from August 2024. They describe 12 “sprouts” - with a hope that they might grow into something more. As of March 2025 - they hadn’t. You claimed the tree was “regrowing with vigour” - this is simply false at this point in time.