Two holly trees in the front of Maple House. reduce and shape into clearly defined cones. One holly tree in the side garden of Maple House to be cut down. Yew hedge overhanging the wall in the side garden of Maple House reduce and shape.

T1 - Ash in garden of Sherborne Farm House, fell to as near ground level as possible.

Willow to the side of the house - pollard to near previous. Leaving the tree not less than 14.0m high and with a radial crown spread of not less than 16.0m

T1. Norway Spruce. Remove and replant. T2 Lawson - removal of dead branches from the bottom of the tree. Crown lifting. T3 Hazel (T1) - partial crown reduction to cut back from hanging over the house roof. Trim back Holly/Laurel that has grown through it. T4 Western red cedar - cut back branches over hanging the road. Crown lifting T5 Wild Cherry - crown reduction

T1 - Beech tree, rear garden over fuel oil tank - Recent limb failure over tank. Recommendations, reduce low over extended lateral on Southern side of crown, over oil tank, by 2.5m - 3.0m. T2 - Purple leaf plum, Western gable end of house - Tree growing in close proximity of listed building, also suppressing growth of adjacent hornbeam. Removal recommended and consider replacement in better suited location. T3 - Horse Chestnut, Western boundary - Significant de-lamination and blistering of bark around main stem at ground level. Also visable in central leader in upper crown. Damage likely caused by Phytopthora. Tree located on boundary with neighbouring property. Removal recommended. T4 - Acer Negundo, boundary with Western lawn - Low aesthetic value to this area of the property. Tree is suppressing lower crown of the higher valued copper Beech, on its Western side. Removal recommended. Property owner has recently planted 100+ heavy standards (pine, field maple, hornbeam, rowan) next to the property and has an additional 100 being planted November 2023.

Silver birch proximate to house - medium prune. Row of young silver birch trees on North boundary - memium prune. Two maple trees near centre of the garden - medium prune, general deadwooding and crown lifting

Large Ash along eastern boundary wall of field - reduce crown on house side back to boundary wall

T3 - Holly (Ilex aquifolium) - Clip to form more compact shape. Reduce height & spread by approximately 1.0 - 1.5 metres T4 - Juniper (Juniperus hibernica) - Fell to improve garden area. Removal of ivy from this tree has left an unsightly bare patch, where new growth will not regenerate G4 - Beech (Fagus sylvatica) - Remove stem leaning towards house for reasons of safety. There is evidence of Kretzschmaria deusta fruiting bodies T62 - Plum leaf cherry (Prunus cerasifera) - Poor specimen; fell to improve garden area

T1- Pine - Remove due to poor specimen which is threatening safety of electric pole due to heavy lean T2 - Pine - Remove major deadwood T3- Beech - Crown raise by approx 1 meter and target prune over extended leaders and laterals on house side to balance crown T4 - Pine - Remove due to poor specimen/ lack of room for a successful crown development. (thin tree out from row) T5 pine - Reduce (bent)main leader to good growth point (by approx. 1.5meters) Remove major deadwood

1. Alder which has died bewteen paddock on fence line. 2 Sycamore again dead in lower paddock on fence line. 3 Ash by side of house which has die back, one next to it and lareger is fine. 4 Lots of self seeded various trees on verge at top of property, most undersized but some damaging wall require felling. 5 Again self seeded elders etc requiring clearing to plant native hedge