General Tree pics

[Mark Bolam]

Bit out of your manor isn't it Biggun? See any hotties?

 

Very sensitive work BTW. I'll try and sell that to some of my agricultural clients in Kent!

 

Should look mint in leaf.

[RobArb]

The problem is that its the public's money being spent on tree work, and in these ever-tightening times they want to see what they perceive to be value for money. In Rich's fine example, Joe Public wouldnt be able to tell what the money has been spent on. Whereas a 40% reduction is clear to all how much has been done.

How do we educate the public better? And do they care, its still going to drop leaves in their gutters, on their lawns, trees to many are a nuisance....til they're gone.

 

By showing them examples of fine work like above and not giving in to the requests of 30-40-50%

 

trouble is i know this is not always possible!

 

unfortunately money talks

[Nick B]

Nice Job Rich By the way:thumbup:

Today's job hedge cutting conifers (deep joy not)

Back tomorrow for a few more then some laurel and hawthorn

Nice day for it though:001_smile:

[tractorboy1]

Nice Job Rich By the way:thumbup:

Today's job hedge cutting conifers (deep joy not)

Back tomorrow for a few more then some laurel and hawthorn

Nice day for it though:001_smile:

 

Nice work, look nice hedges to cut.

[old snake]

Nice work rich,I like a good thin. Don't get many ask for that round here unfortunately.

 

Nice work on the hedge nick!! Looks sweet mate. I don't have the patience for hedges,3/4 strokes with the cutters and I'm ready for topping myself!! Haha

[Andy Collins]

By showing them examples of fine work like above and not giving in to the requests of 30-40-50%

 

trouble is i know this is not always possible!

 

unfortunately money talks

 

And without money coming in our whole trade ceases to be.

[RobArb]

And without money coming in our whole trade ceases to be.

 

i know i know!

 

i just like to be idealistic sometimes:blushing:

[Rich Rule]

Bit out of your manor isn't it Biggun? See any hotties?

 

Very sensitive work BTW. I'll try and sell that to some of my agricultural clients in Kent!

 

Should look mint in leaf.

 

Hotties and yummy mummies everywhere.

 

Cheers.

[treewizard]

lime re-pollard i did from a few weeks back, forgot to take a before:blushing:

[Nick B]

Finnish off yesterdays conifer hedge then attack the laurel

We have moved 3 tons of chip from these hedges. She was happy with end result and said she must get them done more often:thumbup:

 

Thanks Old Snake, I do a lot of hedges so just have to put up with it

can be satisfying at times when you see the end result