Mixed species broadleaf woodland predominately ash, sycamore, and oak. Shrub layer of yew, laurel, and holly. Works required - woodland safety management, woodland tree thinning, future boundary treatment and replanting

To remove a leylandii. T1- Leylandii- Stem diameter- 1.2m, Canopy height- 15m, Canopy width- 8m. Large, asking for permission to fell this Leylandii, it sits near the boundary of a camp site, and poses a risk to both person and property. It has recently shed a large limb in high winds, luckily resulting in it hanging up in a neighbouring silver birch, stopping it from hitting the camp site, the rest of the tree is now vulnerable to further failures with a large gap now being apparent.

Ash - Raise lower branches - tertiary branches over boundary only

G1- Comprises 2 x Horse Chestnut, 2 x Lime, 2 x Walnut, located on east boundary reduce overhang by up to but not exceeding 2m. - T1- Eucalyptus, west boundary, Pollard

T1- Birch, reduce by 3 meters into natural reduction point where the tree has been reduced to before -T2- Ash, reduce half the canopy by 2-3 meters whilst blending it in to the half of the canopy due to it being over the boundary line.

Holme Oak requiring 25% Crown reduction, from approximately 10m to 7.3m and pruned to shape Sycamore tree, reduce canopy by approx. 2.5m to boundary wall

There are 4 dead Ash trees and 2 severely diseased Ash trees on the front boundary of the property at The Green. The larger of the Ash trees is shedding limbs onto the lawn area and wall/grass roadside verge. The clients wish to have the trees removed as they feel they pose a risk to the family's children and public. As the trees are situated in a wild belt that surrounds the property the clients want to replant the area with suitable mature, native trees such as walnut, oak and cherry to re-establish the wooded edge.

Trees T1 and T2 both pine trees, adjacent to the house and garage. To remove these two trees, and replace with two substitutes, further from the house, towards the boundary of the Plot with Saxlingham Road.

To remove 3 trees - T1 Prunus avium located on front boundary of Leatheringsett Road. The tree was in heavy decline and pollarded 5 or so years ago. It has not recovered and we would like to remove and replace with and ornamental fruit (possibly mallus). T2. Pear tree is in decline adjacent to T1 to remove and replace. T3 Apple located in orchard, height 2.4m, extensive basal decay, remove.

T1 - Light formative seasonal pruning of crab apples, removing basal epicormics and lightly feather back overextended laterals T2 - Reduction pruning of 3 crab apples, reductions of no more than 1m and crowns lifted to 1.5m and over boundary wall, thin out crossing, rubbing branches. T3 - Red maple crown raise to 3.5m, remove conflicting with ABC cables by 0.5m and peripheral crown reduction no more than 1m to reduce canopy bias over neighbours garden. T4 - Formative prune small pear trees and remove dead apple . T5 - Remove Silver maple with advanced structural decay, ganoderma fruiting bodies and honey fungus present around buttress