Tree I.D.?????

[The Tree Hunter]

Can you lot help me out again with an I.D on these 2 trees, i didnt really pay attention to them when i looked at them and i cant get it from the pictures, also in the last one, are there any risks of that causing problems at a later date????

 

cheers

 

 

Edited February 24, 2009 by The Tree Hunter

[The Tree Hunter]

 

 

[scotspine1]

Acer pseudoplatanus and Aesculus hippocastanum

Edited February 24, 2009 by scotspine1

[Tom D]

A sycamore and a horse chestnut?

[johnty]

conifer:scared1: i bet you were wating for some smart arse answer, LOL:001_tongue:

[The Tree Hunter]

lol........will that wound cause any problems at a later date???

 

They are in a conservation area so have TPOs on, the guy at the property said the previous house owners had to ask 3 times before they were granted permission to touch them......... the guy who lives there now wants the limbs that are over the roof of his house gone, and if possible a bit of reduction to let more light in. The first person i spoke to said on the phone that it would be turned down, but when i rang back they sent out the forms to fill in. Is there anything or anyway to tip the odds in our favour, or if they say no is that the end of it???

[Mick Stockbridge]

You,ll have problems with those Sycamore if you prune them before they are in full leaf. They,ll bleed.

[johnty]

Very true i did some last week and it was like turning a tap on,

[log supplier]

danny as tom said...horse chestnuts/ sycamore..

 

i didnt put that gash in the trunk......last cowboys or council did it mate...

any joy on it?

[The Tree Hunter]

You,ll have problems with those Sycamore if you prune them before they are in full leaf. They,ll bleed.

 

 

 

I dont think it'll be done for a while, by the time they either agree or say no, then they are away on holiday, and then getting it done, will prob be into the summer.