General Tree pics

[Mr. Bish]

The first one was a bit of a nightmare. Hazel I think.

The one on the far right was hollow and rotting, overhanging a garden where kids played most days.

 

I will remove all 4 (One fallen on it's own) but the nice lady can only afford half at a time.

I did the rotton one and the fallen one, going back next month for the two slightly more upright and healthy ones. They should just about survive the storms.

Next windblown is a beautifull tree that I worked on last October. I did his whole garden, hedges and trees. I think the fact I had lowered his hedges and removed some trees may have contributed to this. :-( I am going back as soon as the next wind blows to check the next willow along the wind line.

More wind = more work but I was sad when this one dropped.

[Dean Lofthouse]

The first trees may have stood a better chance without the ivy

[treejumper]

The first trees may have stood a better chance without the ivy

 

Agreed - take it out whenever the opportunity presents itself

[Mr. Bish]

i think it's a bit late for these ones. I have already taken the bottom few feet off the ivy but they need to come down really.

[treejumper]

i think it's a bit late for these ones. I have already taken the bottom few feet off the ivy but they need to come down really.

 

Spot on I'm afraid to say

[Andy Collins]

Some of the work i've been on lately, just a chance to try out my new camera actually, but there ya go!

[Amelanchier]

Done well getting those pines in Andy

 

Nice job mate.

[Steve Bullman]

ones a little on the slant though

[Andy Collins]

Done well getting those pines in Andy

 

Nice job mate.[/quote Surprising what that little quad will move!!

[MattyF]

got to play on my new gecko spikes today!

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