After sustaining some serious storm damage this veteran Cedar tree based in the Cambridgeshire area needed some serious Arboricultural help.
We removed the damaged branches (some huge limbs), and created coronet cuts to offer a natural look to the cuts, and to create diverse habitats for bats and insects. Once this was completed along with a crown thin, we supplied tonnes of compost to create a mulch underneath the tree to help increase its nutrient uptake to hopefully aid the longevity and overall health of this beautiful old veteran Cedar.

Another month of changeable weather and high winds, claims yet another victim.
Growing right beside a concrete bridge and within close proximity of the building, the root plate of this Lombardy Poplar was the reason for its failure.
This tree could have been saved if correct management was put into practice. The tree has signs of being pollarded many years ago and should have been done in good time before this failure, which would of allowed this tree to continue to grow for future generations.
Pollarded trees never look great to start with, but are a useful management technique for large trees around buildings and public areas.
If you walk around London and look up at the trees you can see how large mature trees can be kept safe and healthy by managing the trees in this way.