Summer is upon us…. hooray!

But how does this affect your trees? Pruning Deciduous trees have been putting on all those leaves, and that takes an effort – or to put it a little more scientifically, it is a serious commitment of energy, with stored … Continue reading

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Winter work

Winter – the time to stay snug indoors and forget about your trees?  Well, perhaps but perhaps not – for some species the correct timing of pruning or trimming work can be very important. Apple and Pear are generally pruned in … Continue reading

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Honey Fungus

Honey Fungus (Armillaria species) is a common fungus that exists frequently on dead plant material, but has the ability to become parasitic on the living roots and lower stem of many sorts of plant. Continue reading

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Newsletter 5

‘Trimmings’ Newletter 5 (.pdf format) was the fifth in an occasional series bringing you news and views from our wonderful world of trees. Tree Maintenance News from this newsletter: Accident investigation, Suffolk. Root investigations using Airspade for an Impact Assessment … Continue reading

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Newsletter 4

‘Trimmings’ Newsletter 4 (.pdf format) was the fourth in an occasional series bringing you news and views from our wonderful world of trees. Tree Maintenance News from this newsletter: Our consultancy workload has increased considerably, partly due to the recently-revised … Continue reading

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Why do trees shed bark?

Friends of Geoff travelling in Australia emailed the following question in 2009; here is Geoff’s reply – apologies for the frivolous tone… Continue reading

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Geoff climbs tree shock!!!

In July and August 2007 Geoff and his wife Frankie spent 5 weeks in Australia. In West Australia Geoff climbed to the top platform of two of the three forest fire ‘lookout trees’ which, at 60 and 75m give a … Continue reading

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Newsletter 3

‘Trimmings’ Newsletter 3 (.pdf format) was the third in an occasional series bringing you news and views from our wonderful world of trees. Tree Maintenance News from this newsletter: Several of our staff completed 9 months of study at a … Continue reading

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Newsletter 1

‘Trimmings’ – Newsletter 1 (.pdf format) was the first in an occasional series bringing you news and views from our wonderful world of trees. Tree Maintenance News in Spring 2005: Geoffrey March has recently been accepted on the Arboricultural Association’s … Continue reading

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Newsletter 2

‘Trimmings’ Newsletter 2 (.pdf format) was the second in an occasional series bringing you news and views from our wonderful world of trees. Tree Maintenance News in Spring 2005: This edition of our newsletter showcases our Consultancy department, illustrating some … Continue reading

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