This Birch was growing far too close to the fence. It had to be removed before it started damaging it
Seth takes the top off and keeps hold of it so not to hit the fence.
The trunk is brought down in manageable sections.
The pieces are thrown into the garden.
The remainder of the trunk is felled onto the lawn.
Some pieces were cut to equal lenghs so the customers could make a table.
BEFORE – This Cherry Plum tree shading out the patio area. A thinning and crown was needed to allow more light through.
AFTER – A rounded and natural looking crown shape is maintained whilst allowing much more light round and through the canopy.
This Norway Spruce was used as a Christmas tree, then planted in the back of the garden 19 years ago. After growing gradually in its first 10 years it grew at a great rate and put on about 1 1/2″ in diameter every year for the last 9 years. It was time to take it down before it got unmanageable.
BEFORE
AFTER
BEFORE
First half pollarded
lowering a section
AFTER
AFTER
The first sycamore is successfully reduced whilst maintaining a natural looking form.
All three sycamores have been reduced to the same height.
The three sycamores reduced and the conifer in the foreground topped.
