Arbor Call Ltd

3 Rowan Close South Wonston Winchester Hampshire SO21 3JA

G1 Hawthorn and Elder Group TPO Works Justification The group comprises predominantly Hawthorn and Elder and is heavily overgrown and extensively dominated by Ivy. The vegetation appears to have hi...

Oakdown Lockhams Road Curdridge Southampton Hampshire SO32 2BD

T1 Lime, Reduce the first south-western branch by selectively pruning the secondary and tertiary branch structure, with stem diameter cuts not exceeding 30mm, to provide approximately 3 metres clea...

White Walls Belbins Romsey Hampshire SO51 0PE

(G1) 10no. Leylandii stems presenting as Hedge form - Fell

The Square Peninsula Square Winchester Hampshire

T4 Horse Chestnut. Re-pollard T6 Norway Maple. Re-pollard T7 Sycamore. Crown reduce by approximately 3m and remove any dead wood larger than 30mm in diameter. T9 Lime. Re-pollard at 2m above previo...

Street Record White Barrow Lane Basingstoke Hampshire RG23 8PU

G1: 3x Beech Trees Reduce the over-extended lateral branches growing towards the building to provide approximately 2-3 metres clearance from the structure, together with a 3m crown lift above the roof line.

Tall Trees Peach Hill Lane Crawley Winchester Hampshire SO21 2PZ

T6 - Yew tree Height 18m to reduce to no less than 15m, radial spread 11m to reduce to no less than 8m. Arboricultural Justification: To undertake a sympathetic crown reduction in accordance with B...

11 Garrett Court Oakley Hampshire RG23 7EZ

T1 Multi-stem Ash: Fell in the interests of safety and responsible tree management. T2 Yew: Reduce and reshape the over-extended laterals to restore a more balanced and sustainable crown form, improve structural integrity, and facilitate the tree's adaptation to its newly exposed growing environment. T3 Hazel: Coppice the Hazel stem at approximately 1.5 metres above ground level as part of a cyclical management regime.

17 Langham Place Winchester Hampshire SO22 5TN

T1 Lime sp. to pollard at 10m first fork. The proposal is therefore a risk-management measure intended to retain the tree rather than remove it. T2 Horse Chestnut Reduce the height of the Horse Che...

Tanglewood Gardeners Lane East Wellow Romsey Hampshire SO51 6AD

T1 - Dangerous Sweet Chestnut (TPO.0601) at rear of property - Die back in the top stem - monolith co-dominant stems at circa 7m.

17 Evelyn Close Waltham Chase Southampton Hampshire SO32 2LJ

T1 - Horse Chestnut. First western lever armed bow, bifurcated at 6m with 2no. co-dominant branches. To reduce the top canopy end weight by reducing in height by up to 5m, reduce the overextended lateral branch by 5m with the remaining western side canopy by no more than 3m. Stem diameter cuts to be no greater than 60mm from the top and 45mm from the side with diagram attached. Works to be carried out in accordance with BS3998(2010), nearest best practice pruning points. T3 ? Horse Chestnut that has been in decline for several years and showing no sign of improvement. Having been reduced in the past to encourage re-active growth it is now in acute decline with the canopy dying back by 40%. The tree being sited over highway and private gardens. On grounds of health and safety request to Fell.