arborjet tree injection systems

[RobArb]

there is a vast cost difference isn't there?

[jaime bray]

Maybe as govt begins to implement change to support urban forestry, the laws and get outs adopted by some people will be removed from the system, and builders will have to up there compliance more so, 'should it be the case that they do not at present'

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

there is a vast cost difference isn't there?

 

no! they just aint familiar and dont wanna change, like old arbdogs!

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Hama, is ti 30g in 1l or 5l. i thought was 5l

 

thought it was per litre, but as soon as ive got the details of Glynn as promised I will update:thumbup1:

 

the best bit is it wont harm mycorhiza:thumbup:

[RobArb]

an interesting read if a slight derail

 

NHBC standards Chapter 4.2 building near trees

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

http://www.teignbridge.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=3861&p=0

 

Garden Law Discussion • View topic - Subsidence to nieghbours Extention

 

http://www.landscapeplanninggroup.co.uk/our-blogs/insurance/files/2010/09/Journal_of_Arboriculture_Volume_21_Number_2_-A_Critical_Analysis_of_the_role_of_trees_in-damage_to_low_rise_buildings-_March_19951.pdf

 

try the BRE research centre, loads out there if you try

[combined tree services]

If a property is underpinned correctly then the tree need not be removed, Im lead to beleive. so there shouldnt be the need for repeat pruning, if the tree is found to be non-contributory to the initial subsidence, i guess it all enables the practising con to have more tools at their disposal. sectorThis is in relation to the whole it could be the tree mentality that may be prevalent in that

 

so where does this stand when it comes to use on trees within proximity to powerlines ? surely they will require regular pruning regardles ? . my interest is purely aimed at understanding how this system is intended to be used .

[RobArb]

got most of the BRE digest in my vast document library for the specialist soils assignment i did last term

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

got most of the BRE digest in my vast document library for the specialist soils assignment i did last term

 

i regret dropping out so much now, tearing me up in fact:blushing:

[jaime bray]

so where does this stand when it comes to use on trees within proximity to powerlines ? surely they will require regular pruning regardles ? . my interest is purely aimed at understanding how this system is intended to be used .

 

Soory this was a derail and was in relation to subsidence not power lines.

 

But the reason they are doing it is to try and combat the new requirements by some power companies to not cut trees soo heavily, but at the same time keep costs down,and maintain theclearance. I cant remember which way round it was, whether the power co.s wanted more or less off, and something about application to control re-growth, to reduce the tendency for cutters to keep returning annually if less is taken off.