TigerTree
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set within an industrial estate so relatively limited land value
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The law does not require a tree owner to cut back branches that encroach onto a neighbours land, but it does make provision for the neighbour to abate the nuisance by cutting back to the property boundary and no further. You already know this...
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Hectare of semi mature tpo broadleaf woodland was extensively ecoplugged on Friday evening by persons unknown. FC, planning, police; all aware. Is it worth removing the thousand or so plugs this late in the day? I'm unsure how rapidly the glyphosate disperses.
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v.interesting argument come sales pitch.
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Fungal id please - lapsed lime pollard - highway site
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An Oregon Guard Mate might be what you want...
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check the british geological survey for the local soil type. if it's clay then subsidence and heave are potential problems.
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What surprised me was that the landowner did not question the decision. It may be worth asking the local highway authority where their verge ends: fenceline or centre of ditch?
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where there is a ditch at the side of a road, the ditch can be interpreted as the boundary. Previously had a large lime at roadside, also in Essex and the County arb said that as it was on the far side of the ditch, it was the adjacent landowners responsibility.
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Tom in Stevenage does ours: http://www.willowsworkshop.co.uk/ 01438 355741
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Splendid! Good on you John!
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first I thought raywood ash but I favour crack willlow
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Cedrus atlantica Glauca Bacterial wetwood, possibly Phytophthora. At best: insignificant, at worst: fatal. Monitor for crown dieback and branch death. get off your phone and put your back into it Avatar
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Bud proliferation of horse chestnut.
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imo... birch don't reduce well, nor do they compartmentalise well, they are a short lived species. Crown reduction will reduce the trees ability to fight infection. If there is significant loss of crown vitality or signs of dieback, fell & replace. If the crown is healthy, retain, mulch and monitor.
