London Plane and Lime Tree Crown Reduction
Here are a couple more pictures of the work that has recently been featured in a Worcester News article. Crown reduction works were carried out on the big London Plane and Lime tree at Worcester Rowing Club.
We are pleased with the end result, a natural looking shape to the trees, but a good amount of the upper crown removed to reduce the forces at the base of the trunk.
It is tree surgery work like this that will enable us to to see these trees on the Worcester skyline for many more years.
Spruce Tree Fell by the River Severn, Worcester
This large mature Spruce tree had to be felled due to decay in the stem and roots. Access was limited and everything had to be taken away along the footpath. The tree was climbed and dismantled in small sections. Thanks to Neil for the photos taken from the homes...
Pleaching – Training trees
Pleaching is the art of training trees to grow in a desired shape and goes back many hundreds of years. Pleaching typically sees hedges on stilts often on a framework with the branches tied together and sometimes naturally grafting. They require regular pruning to...
Work on trees covered by Tree Preservation Orders (TPO’s)
A tree preservation order is an order made by a council, on a tree, group of trees or woodland which are considered to bring amenity value to the surrounding area. It is an offence to cut down, uproot, prune, lop or wilfully damage or destroy the tree in question...
