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Cherry bud

 

Also have a look on google for local nurseries and that'll give you a better idea.

 

Update.. A 30sec look and for a large cherry is £210 on one website without tax or delivery or planting

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the same size as that?

 

Ha, ha! No, he doesnt mean the same size as that.

 

Do you really want to replace with the same size? Would cost quite a bit if you can find one. £1200-1500 planted I would guess. You have to figure that a tree and rootball that size is going to be very heavy so specialist kit required to deliver and plant it.

 

 

Why did they cut it down? Maybe they have improved your property?

 

Did they clear up the mess as well? And remove the stump? If not then just charge them for that and forget about it.

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They have butchered it about 2/3 of the way up the trunk and stuck a bird table on the remaining 1.5m stump. Also they have removed all the shrubs from the border by the house, leaving about 50% of the herbaceous perennials. I was thinking £1000 to fix all the damage would be a reasonable ball park figure.

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Ha, ha! No, he doesnt mean the same size as that.

 

Do you really want to replace with the same size? Would cost quite a bit if you can find one. £1200-1500 planted I would guess. You have to figure that a tree and rootball that size is going to be very heavy so specialist kit required to deliver and plant it.

 

 

Why did they cut it down? Maybe they have improved your property?

 

Did they clear up the mess as well? And remove the stump? If not then just charge them for that and forget about it.

 

No I didn't mean the same size as that:)

 

 

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They have butchered it about 2/3 of the way up the trunk and stuck a bird table on the remaining 1.5m stump. Also they have removed all the shrubs from the border by the house, leaving about 50% of the herbaceous perennials. I was thinking £1000 to fix all the damage would be a reasonable ball park figure.

 

To me that doesn't sound unreasonable,they should have consulted you before cutting,so they are to a great extent at your mercy.

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