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T1 Pear - Remove epicormic growth. Selective thin including any crossing branches and smaller stems. T2 Turkish Hazel - Give building a 3m clearance. Crown lift to 5.5m from ground level. T3 London Plane - Crown lift to 5m above ground level. Give bike shed a 3m clearance. Give main block a 3m clearance. T4 Lime - Crown lift to 6m above footpath and above highway to balance including epicormic growth. Remove significant deadwood and epicormic stub to main stem in order to prevent further damage to historic wall. Also, remove lowest suckering growth in order to clear wall, giving a clearance of 2m. T5 Norway Maple Crimson King - Remove significant deadwood. T5A Sycamore Crown raise to 6m in order to match adjacent Lime tree including poorly pruned branch stubs. Reduce by 2.5m from lamp column. T6 Lime - Prune to allow 2.5m separation from building. Remove any crossing branches. Crown raise all around to 6m above highway. Remove deadwood. T7 Lime - Remove deadwood. Crown lift to 6m above footpath and remove poorly pruned branch stubs above highway. T8 Lime - Remove deadwood. Crown lift to 6m above footpath and above highway to balance. T9 Lime - Tree obstructing streetlamp, deadwood in the crown, low branches over the pavement Prune to clear streetlamp by 2.5m, remove deadwood throughout the crown, crown lift to 6m from ground level, including epicormic growth all around and above highway to balance. Remove basal growth. T10 Lime - Give lamp column a 2.5m clearance. T11 Birch - Crown raise to 6m. Remove deadwood. T12 Birch - Crown raise to 6m. Remove deadwood. T13 Birch - Crown raise to 6m. Remove deadwood. T14 Birch - Crown raise to 6m. Remove deadwood. Give 3rd party building a 3m clearance.
04 August 2026
05 August 2026
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