As active members of the Hunter Farm Forestry Network, and Master Tree Grower's, LBH strives to grow straight, clean, clear timber species, local to the Hunter Region:
  • Ironbark's - species not yet formally identified.
  • Forest Red Gum - Eucalyptus teriticornis
  • Spotted Gum - Corymbia maculata
  • Stringybark - species not yet identified.

​LBH also has a thing for Oaks - 16 different species - Turkish, Algerian, Burr, Pin, Scrub, Red, French, Portugese, Downy, Nepalese, English, Sawtooth, Loquat, Holly, Water, Interior Live Oak (from California)

Having a go at some California Redwoods ... lets hope they grow.

Pine Nuts

Plantation is developing over time, harvesting in about 7 years.
​Patience, patience, patience.

Farm Forestry

Thinning existing forest for diameter, pruning for straightness and quality, managing basal area, and planting new trees.

Timber

Harvesting existing timber in limited quantities, for specific purposes.