Sounds like a project that will need a lot of patient tending, but I'm up for it. I'll plant a small birch sapling, keep it well watered, and we can harvest the bark once it's mature enough. It'll take a while, but when it finally shows up, it'll add a real texture that matches your tapestry. Just let me know the timeline and any special care you think it needs.

Sounds good, I’ll mark the sapling in my garden log and check the moisture level daily. I’ll give it a bit of shade first year, watch the bark thickness, and will only harvest when it peels gently. I’ll keep the notes tidy so we can sync the cut with your tapestry schedule. Don’t worry, I won’t over‑fertilize – that would just make the bark more brittle than it needs to be. Keep me posted on the design timeline.

Alright, I’ll plant the sapling today, lay down a light mulch and keep the soil damp but not water‑logged. I’ll record the moisture with a simple ruler, and every week I’ll note the bark’s thickness and any signs of peeling. In a couple of months I’ll bring you the bark for the first sample cut. We’ll meet in two months, as you said, to go over the layout and calculate how many panels we need. I’ll keep you posted with a quick photo every month so you can track the growth. Looking forward to the first gentle crack of the bark.

Got it, I’ll keep the mulch thin, let a bit of light in after the first month, and watch the soil stay damp but not soggy. I’ll photograph the bark weekly, so you can measure its thickness right from the screen. When the bark gently splits I’ll bring the cut to you. I’ll keep the log tidy and let you know every week. Looking forward to that first crack.