SKStrees
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I'm with Andrew on the deodar cedar and chamy of some sort
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Matt Brooker at treesense has spliced stuff for me before, not sure if he does it all the time but it's only a quick call to ask the question he's over snitterfield way and I think his numbers on his website. -
Deffo spiraea
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Really like that (must at least attempt it myself one day!)
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Looks a good job done that
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Nice work Adam couple of pics from a mates job, they dismantled the crown and I was just asked to pop in and fell the stick. Not my greatest felling cuts but it came down in the right place safely (661 with 30" bar)
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I also thought whitebeam going off the bark but the buds are wrong.
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Dead leyland stubs from previous reductions work a treat and given the amount we seem to do are readily available
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All the best Sean stay strong
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All the best, get well soon.
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Pittiosporum (black lady)
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Call them and ask to speak to Robert Penlington TO for Warwick and Coventry, he's a nice enough chap and been helpful on the phone when I've spoke to him in the past (he does split his time between Coventry and Warwick offices though so not always there)
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Yeah Bob crick, didn't read your 1st post properly re a more than one day course. Still might be worth a shout as they do sometimes tailor courses to suit companies/individuals requirements if enough people on it.
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Hi Joe google Middle England Training.co.uk talk to Jill or Julie they run a few courses local ish to you and the instructor Bob is a real nice bloke.
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Arbdog in his favourite spot in the house with his best mate
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Many thanks chaps I'll pass on the info
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Evening fellow arbtalkers a friend asked me to id these he spotted whilst out today, seeing as it's not my specialised subject thought I would ask those on here far more knowledgable than myself. Thanks in advance.
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The Sopranos never tire of it.
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Fantastic photos there, stunning.
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Cercis canadensis?
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Go past this fairly regularly and thought some on here may like to see it
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Leggy looking prunus lusitanica? I think!
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Some great photos there
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Can anyone identify the cause of these deformities?
SKStrees replied to aliross's topic in Tree health care
I've seen it in prunus, ilex, forsythia, and viburnum bodnantense myself and I think maybe more that I cant remember. -
Just took the dog out and it's gusting a fair bit in Warwickshire now but thankfully not to much rain yet.......
