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Glasshouse could help grow up to 19 million trees a year

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The 12,000m2 site will be able to grow trees to help replenish Scotland's timber stock.
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Scotland's Groundbreaking Glasshouse to Grow 19 Million Trees a Year

A revolutionary glasshouse in Scotland, spanning the size of two football pitches, is set to double tree production and transform reforestation efforts. The cutting-edge facility, located in Elgin, Moray, and operated by Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS), marks a major environmental and technological leap forward. Designed to grow up to 19 million trees annually, the 12,000m² glasshouse will play a crucial role in restoring woodlands and planting…

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Glasshouse could help grow up to 19 million trees a year

The 12,000m2 site will be able to grow trees to help replenish Scotland's timber stock.

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Handover of Giant Glasshouse Marks Major Step in FLS Nursery Modernisation

Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) has taken possession of its brand-new glasshouse at Newton Nursery near Elgin, marking a major milestone in the nursery’s modernisation. The state-of-the-art 12,000m2 glasshouse is equivalent to the size of two football pitches and will be capable of growing up to 19 million trees per year under its roof. This multimillion-pound investment will allow FLS to more than double its tree production capacity and includ…

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