Chris Deakin Garden Design

Woodleys The Common Southwold Suffolk IP18 6HR

2no. Pine (T9 & T10 on submitted plan) - Raise crown to 3m from ground level, reduce crown by up to 3m where needed to shape crown.

Woodleys The Common Southwold Suffolk IP18 6HR

1no. Maple (marked T5 on submitted plan) - Fell 1no. Blue Cedar (marked T7 on submitted plan) - Fell 1no. Cedar (marked T8 on submitted plan) - Fell

28 Pineheath Road High Kelling Holt Norfolk NR25 6QF

T1 Rhododendron - Remove. Large shrub which is located in the way of a proposed garden building T2 Walnut - Small multi stem walnut - Removed to make way for proposed garden building. T3 Cupressus species - Removed to make way for garden building. T4 Larch - Remove. This is adjacent to a large Cupressus species tree. We would like to remove so it does not interfere further with the Cupressus. The Larch also has a lean caused by the Cupressus. T5 Cupressus species situated by the main entrance to the property. Remove to open the drive access out and to remove it from interfering with the more valuable adjacent Beech tree T6, T7 & T8 - Larch trees - Remove to free up the adjacent Beed trees. T9,T10,T11,T12,T13 & T14 - Cupressus species trees. These are to be removed to open up the garden to provide more light for a wider variety of plants and importantly free up the adjacent Pine trees. S1-S7 Shrubs - These are to be removed to open up the garden and offer more light and space for new wildlife friendly planting. There is an accompanying garden design and we plant to introduce new trees such as Amelanchier, Birch and Cheery along with shrubs such as Guelder Rose, Hazel, together with new planting of Rhododendrons to augment the existing to be retained.