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We haven't carried out the reduction just yet Guy.

Although there's evidence of Massaria in the crown, being London plane I suspect the tree will cope with the work and put on compensatory growth.

 

We may also take the opportunity to reduce its neighbour on the other side of the entrance as there's evidence of trunk decay in the presence of Polyporus squamosus from an old prunning wound. This will be a nod to the balance of aesthetics at the entrance as much as its managing the decay issue.

 

 

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