The Manor Chapel Lane Epperstone Nottingham NG14 6AE
T1 - Large Spruce by the driveway - Crown lift to 8m all round. T2 - Yew Tree by the drive entrance - Crown lift to 6m to allow for the safe passage of combine harvesters and to fulfill statutory requirements. T3 - Purple Plums by along Chapel Lane - Reduce the road side crown by around 3m to reduce the potential impact on the large retaining wall. This will also ensure that statutory Remove any failed limbs from the crown. T4 - Cherry - Crown lift to 6m. - Reduce the roadside canopy by around 3m to reduce the potential impact on the large retaining wall. T5 - Mulberry - Reduce the roadside canopy by around 2m to reduce the potential impact on the large retaining wall. T6 - Yew - Crown reduce by 2m to reduce the potential impact on the large retaining wall. Crown lift to 7m to remove previously damaged limbs and allow for combine movements. T7 - Yew - Crown reduce by 2m to reduce the potential impact on the large retaining wall. Crown lift to 7m to remove previously damaged limbs and allow for combine movements. T8 - Cherry - Reduce back toward the boundary by 3m to fulfill statutory requirements. T9 - Purple Plum - Remove the lowest split limb and the small limb adjacent growing toward the road and footpath. T10 - Copper Beech - Crown lift to 6m, ensuring that all stubs from the previous pruning are removed. T11 - Copper Beech - Crown lift to 4m. T12 - Sycamore - Crown reduce by up to 4m in order to alleviate the loading on the poor union below. This union features prominent Elephant ears and is displaying exudate runoff below, a symptom synonymous with a badly included union. Cobra bracing will also be installed. T13 - Corsican Pine - Remove the lowest two limbs. T14 - Yew - Crown lift to 4m. T15 - Western Red Cedar - Crown lift to 5m. G1 - Approximately 7 Yew trees - Trim external foliage to create spherical shapes.