Species

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  Alder

  Alder is not prone to splitting and is water resistant. It is... 

  Alder

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  Ash

  Ash wood has a distinctive open grain which provides excellent shock absorption... 

  Ash

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  Birch

  The bark of all birch is characteristically marked with long, horizontal lenticels.... 

  Birch

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  Blackthorn

  Customers should be conscious that my Blackthorn sticks are different to the... 

  Blackthorn

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  Elderberry

  Not the most common choice for stick-making, Elderberry is hard, straight and... 

  Elderberry

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  Extra Large

  Extra Large

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  Gorse

  Despite a tendency to produce crooked twisted stems Gorse,  makes really lovely... 

  Gorse

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  Hawthorn

  Hawthorn shares many of the qualities that make Blackthorn such a favourite,... 

  Hawthorn

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  Hazel

  Hazel wood combines strength with light weight. The bark can be variable... 

  Hazel

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  Hiking Staffs

  Hiking Staffs

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  Holly

  Holly can be used to make walking sticks that are attractive to... 

  Holly

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  Ladies Canes

  Ladies Canes

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  Privet

  Privet is best known and most often seen as a garden hedge.... 

  Privet

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  Recently Finished

  Recently Finished

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  Rhododendron

  Rhododendron is not often used to make walking sticks largely because it... 

  Rhododendron

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  Sycamore

  All of my sticks are entirely handmade and have been sourced, seasoned... 

  Sycamore