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| Warmhill Tree Nursery | Workshops & Courses |
Warmhill Wood is a mixed species woodland covering 38 hectares situated 3 miles south of Ross-on-Wye in Herefordshire, and lies on the edge of the Forest of Dean.
Warmhill woodland
A mixed species woodland covering 38 hectares situated 3 miles south of Ross-on-Wye in Herefordshire, and lies on the edge of the Forest of Dean. It is a commercial wood comprising 50 % conifers (Larch, Douglas Fir and Norway Spruce) and 50% broadleaves (Chestnut, chestnut coppice and oak).
Much of our work at Warmhill Wood is to enhance the natural health of the woodland and eco-system. We are following a Plan Operations with the Forestry Commission and a Countryside Stewardship agreement to encourage and enhance biodiversity with Natural England. This specifies active management of animal habitats and re-establishing native tree species. The Forestry Commission Plan of Operations guides us with the process of tree stock renewal.
Warmhill Wood
Altogether, a mixed species woodland covering 38 hectares. Situated 3 miles south of Ross-on-Wye in Herefordshire, lying on the edge of the Forest of Dean. Generally, much of our work is to especially enhance the natural health of the woodland and eco-system. Associated with Warmhill Wood, Deepdean Design specialises in design and build of bespoke timber structures. We specifically use our own timber grown at Warmhill wood.
We will design and adapt bespoke structures to any setting or existing building, large or small. With roofs in thatch, tile, Chestnut shingle e.g.
Meanwhile, our prize project “The Apse House” is now on display at the celebrated Leaf Creative garden centre.
The Tree Nursery at Warmhill Wood raises broad leaf species for sale and our own re-planting. Every year, we pot up bare root stock in the spring and then sell them as containerised trees throughout the summer months.
Also within the woodland, the original forestry shed has recently been refurbished and expanded. The space is available for woodland craft workshops and woodcraft courses.
Based at Warmhill Wood, Deepdean Design make bespoke timber frames for extensions and refurbishments in and around Herefordshire and Gloucestershire.
Associated with the woodland, Deepdean Design specialises in design and build of bespoke timber frames and structures using our own timber grown at Warmhill.
Bespoke structures can be designed and adapted to any setting or existing building, large or small, with roofs in thatch, tile or Chestnut shingle.
Our prize project “The Apse House” is now featured and on display at the celebrated Leaf Creative garden centre. More details on The Apse can also be found here.
Timber Frames
Altogether, a mixed species woodland covering 38 hectares. Situated 3 miles south of Ross-on-Wye in Herefordshire, lying on the edge of the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire. Generally, much of our work is to especially enhance the natural health of the woodland and eco-system. Associated with Warmhill Wood, Deepdean Design specialises in the design and build of bespoke timber frames. We specifically use our own timber grown at Warmhill wood.
We will design and adapt bespoke frames to any setting or existing building, large or small. With roofs in thatch, tile, Chestnut shingle e.g.
Meanwhile, our prize project “The Apse House” is now on display at the celebrated Leaf Creative garden centre.
The Tree Nursery at Warmhill Wood raises broad leaf species for sale and our own re-planting. Every year, we pot up bare root stock in the spring and then sell them as containerised trees throughout the summer months.
Also within the woodland, the original forestry shed has recently been refurbished and expanded. The space is available for Deepdean Design woodland craft workshops and woodcraft courses. It can also be hired as a space for running your own classes in a beautiful woodland setting.
A tree nursery raises broad leaf species for sale and our own re-planting. Every year, bare root stock is potted up in the spring for sale as containerised trees throughout the summer months.
See the indicative list of trees here.
Within the woodland, the original forestry shed has recently been refurbished and expanded, and space is available for woodland craft workshops and woodcraft courses.