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Arborist

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  1. Is it Ustulina deusta?
  2. Shurley if you pay out for company clothing you should be able to claim?? If it has logo phone number on it can it be put down to advertising?
  3. Some info I have on various diseases effecting our mighty Oaks! SOD%27s%20Law[1].pdf Phytophthora%20ramorum[1].doc Oak%20dieback%20PDF[1].pdf Acute%20Oak%20Decline[1].pdf
  4. Not sure, neither me or marc who was working with me on this job could decide what the stump was. It was tucked right behind a very established conifer hedge so i think the tree must been taken down a good while ago.
  5. Found these Ganoderma saprophytic on a stump behind a hedge.
  6. You can see from this pic where I wanted to reduce back too but no explaining could persuade, so i had to take it back a little further!
  7. Thought its about time that I put a pic of some of my work up and await the abuse. These are from last summer, a reduction on a oak. Its a bit harder than what i wanted to do but the customer wanted the tree in half so this was the compromise! There was a lot of epicormic growth through out the crown which they wanted removing. Ill take a pic of the tree in a couple of months to see how its reacted!
  8. Do you have another truck to chip in to?
  9. The guy from Sherbrook, is it Angus? occasionaly pops his head up on here.
  10. Pines, Branches around trunk in whorles. Needles generally in clusters of 2, 3, 5, called fascicles. Usually have male + female cones on the same tree. (monoecious) Cedars, Leaves in rosettes all aroud the branch. Cones stand erect. Spruce, Needles attached to the branch in a spiral fassion. Each needle is attached by a peg, (sterigmata) All cones hang down. Firs, Cones stand up, needles are flat cannot roll them in fingures. Cupressus Large round cones, False cyprus small football like cones.
  11. Price to fund your own lifestyle and not to fund your fund your customers.
  12. So, so true 18 stoner Been there seen it done it.
  13. When I started quoting I quoted low for small jobs to get the work and then acouple of times with other customers when I was called back to look at bigger workin there gardens they nearly fell over with shock when i told them the price and thought I was ripping them off. If I had of quoted the original jobs a bit higher id of still have got them and I wouldnt of put my self in an awkward position when i quoted for the larger jobs.
  14. Pruned... Its been topped! Looks ok though
  15. Transit tipper + 6in chipper may well be there for longer but larger machinery will do it quicker but the cost of these larger machines is more so there shouldn't be that much of a difference in price.
  16. Got to price at least £100. I know of a couple of firms that wont do any small jobs for less than £150+vat
  17. Id keep it now you have spent out on it, the last thing you want is to go and buy another truck and possibly have problems with that.
  18. Cool im at the college on the 21st after half term and will speak to the guys as I only need 4 more people and ill get back to you all to arange a date.
  19. Hi Deerman Ihave had a coulpe of people PM me so im nearley there with numbers. If you wont to do it ill arange the date so it fits with every one. If its better for people it can be done on a saturday. If any one wants any planting info ill drop into merrist wood and get the bunf and send it out Paul
  20. He is also looking at running chipper and stump grinder nptc soon aswell, if you are intrested ill get you a price.
  21. yeah the collages charge a fortune.... The assessment will be at john tangys and assessed by rob grey. John is good on prices ill post his number later
  22. Ok mate, I need a minimum of 10 people and im half way there and I only asked around today, ill keep you informed.
  23. Yep all in.
  24. Have you been given any hand outs on planting? I could photo copy mine and send them to you if you want.

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