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.

Remove - Small Yew & Elder to south of property - Replant with 1 Damson to west boundary area -Prune back on main stem of Holm Oak below split at 4m from ground level

T1 Beech - reduce crossing laterals over boundary fence line by 3-4 metres - T2 Beech - remove to ground level or leave at habitat stump - T3 Beech - reduce 3 x dominant laterals extended over boundary by 3-4 metres - T4 Beech - remove major deadwood and reduce overhanging laterals by 3 metres - T5 Beech - remove major deadwood of 25mm & above, reduce partially dead low lateral by 50% and reduce extended laterals by approx 2-2.5 metres

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

Mature yew- prune back to timber, to align with boundary wall to approx 5.0.- 6.0m high (boughs approx. 50-100m dia)

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.