Pruning
- general term for various techniques of removing branches. We employ
shigo`s recommendations for compartmentalization (To prevent infection
which might damage the rest of the tree).
Formative pruning - taking control of the tree`s growth
at an early stage in its development reducing the need for heavy pruning
in the future.
Shaping - hedges and trees
Thinning - for when the crown has become too
thick, blocking light out for other plants, selectively removing excessive
branches.
Reducing - removing height and reshaping. Typically used where
trees are leaning due to improper weight distribution and to protect utility
lines like BT.
Lifting
- removal of branches at base of tree.
Section felling - where large or heavy material is being removed
from the tree, the surrounding features and structures (i.e. overhanging
greenhouses/ roads) are protected by lowering down pieces safely on a
rope.
Dead-wooding - as it says, removing the dead wood to prevent
damage from falling branches, and to protect the tree from infection..
Stump-grinding - mechanical extraction of the stump. Requires
a minimum access width.
Planting - we can plant for you.
Recycling - We strongly believe in caring for
our our environment, so whenever possible we use recycled materials in
our work, and also endevour to recycle the waste products we produce.
Fencing
- Erection of garden fencing
Chainsaw training - to approved NPTC standards
Terravention - is the process of addressing soil compaction
in the vicinity of trees. Compacted soil inhibits the supply of oxygen,
moisture and minerals to trees roots often causing crown weakening and
dieback. This process opens up the soil to allow the roots to 'breathe'
and also introduces natural nutrients into the soil to help stimulate
new growth. Click here for more information
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Before
and after the removal of trees which were preventing sunlight getting
into the garden



Example
of our fencing work |