The Tree That Keeps Giving
Cut the right way, some trees don't die. They just grow back — over and over, for centuries.
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Evelyn's rule: plant trees your grandchildren will harvest — that's not a sacrifice, it's the best investment there is. Coppicing means cutting a tree at the base so it regrows several new trunks instead of dying. Some English woodlands have been cut this exact way, and never once replanted, for over a thousand years.
About Sylvan Evelyn
Started out just asking one simple question: where does the wood actually come from. That question led him to coppicing — cutting a tree at the base so it regrows multiple new trunks instead of dying, a practice some English woodlands have run continuously for over a thousand years. He plants trees knowing he'll never live to see them harvested, and considers that the best investment there is, not a sacrifice.