Cherry Reduction

[Highland Forestry]

take the 4 main leaders out it at that hieght and dress up the edges, its a garden cherry, if you do this now it will have a chance to survive a long life, leave it any higher and nieghbours will get scunnered and butcher it, we arent talking text book tree pruning here mat, i am being realistic. force the internal growth and it will be a hedgecutter job every year and it will be nice and tight and suit the garden size, offering screen to the houses and a nice bit of shade and colour:001_smile:

 

 

I'm with you on that one, the tree is pretty overbearing in the garden by the sounds....

 

The picture below is something close to my initial thoughts.. but I may well advise her to cut it right back so that she can keep it manageable.

 

[Stephen Blair]

yikes, cherry wont like that. put that back on and draw a line straight across from the nieghbours house

[John Wilson]

20% crown reduction and reshape. But be sympathetic its not very big £120

[Highland Forestry]

yikes, cherry wont like that. put that back on and draw a line straight across from the nieghbours house

 

Whats with the whole flat top thing?? What's the benefit of it?

 

Is this what you mean???

 

[Rod]

bit rounder

[Stephen Blair]

level with the other house in the back ground

[MattyF]

About 25% crown reduction if it has to be reduced, to be done June/July time to prevent silver leaf, 2 men about £150-200

My thoughts exactly but i would charge £150 max

[Johny Walker]

Whats with the whole flat top thing?? What's the benefit of it?

 

Is this what you mean???

 

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are you called paddy or mick ? not you in kent

[Highland Forestry]

level with the other house in the back ground

 

Like this? I still dont get the flat top thing?

 

[Highland Forestry]

are you called paddy or mick ? not you in kent

 

I thought I could get there and condemn it like the guys on rogue traders...