Conditional replacement.

[Mark Bolam]

Good evening.

I have been given provisional permission to fell some trees (poorly, overstood ash coppice) in a garden which is covered by a blanket TPO.

The TO wants to know what is being planted, and when.

We've already verbally agreed on a native hedge back on the boundary, which is about 20m long.

The customer is thinking 60cm hornbeam whips at 2/3 per metre, but I've advised planting no earlier than October.

Will this be acceptable to the TO?

Can't fell till replanting scheme is accepted.

Any thoughts welcome.

[RobRainford]

Depends on the TO. Some are easy, some just like to cause friction! A reasonable mixed native species planting scheme, maybe some as a hedge and some others given room to mature would be a good replacement

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

Could go right, could go left, might be in the middle......

[Johny Walker]

Good evening.

I have been given provisional permission to fell some trees (poorly, overstood ash coppice) in a garden which is covered by a blanket TPO.

The TO wants to know what is being planted, and when.

We've already verbally agreed on a native hedge back on the boundary, which is about 20m long.

The customer is thinking 60cm hornbeam whips at 2/3 per metre, but I've advised planting no earlier than October.

Will this be acceptable to the TO?

Can't fell till replanting scheme is accepted.

Any thoughts welcome.

 

ask the to what he wants planting

[TreeTiger]

It all sounds fine to me. Next planting season will certainly be acceptable.

Perhaps include beating up along the lines of 'any whip failing to establish after two years will be replaced like for like in the next available planting season' ...just a thought

[Mark Bolam]

ask the to what he wants planting

 

 

She's happy with Hornbeam, I just wondered about delaying till autumn.

[skyhuck]

It's normal the first planting season after the felling.

[Mark Bolam]

Cheers fellas, good enough for me.

[swinny]

It's normal the first planting season after the felling.

 

Yup this is what it is Mark