General Tree pics

[Rich Rule]

nice work there matty.

 

i have worked on one a while back in one of the old Huguenots's buildings in East London. Was so laden with fruit that one of the stems had snapped out so we made safe and reduced the rest accordingly.

 

Apparently (or so we were told) the mulbery tree was vital to the silk weavers as the worms lived or fed on the tree.

[treewizard]

nice one mattyf looks kin good to me:001_cool:

[treewizard]

treewizard and jamo, cedar we climbed a few months back, no action shots sorry

[Peter]

Copper beech thin

 

 

[treewizard]

this one was meant to be first

[MattyF]

Nice work peter,no lions tails on that!

Did an oak yesterday that i wish i took some before and after shots on for my company web site im planning as its pretty rare it comes up on a job these days.

 

looks a nice climb tree wizard!

[Mesterh]

Copper beech thin

 

 

 

Nice job just the way a tree should be thinned

[Peter]

Cheers guys. I always think thinning beech is a little pointless in the long run, but it keeps my pockets lined and the client happy!

[MattyF]

id rather do a pukka job like the one you have done than reduce ,also i hate to see these over thinned lions tailed beaches ...they seem to have enough troubles with there health with out that being done to them

[bob]

nice work there peter its nice to see a tree i would of been proud to put my name to