See some excellent photos of our work:
Before and after crown reduction on this lovely Copper Beech in Lewes. My client needed more light in the front rooms and needed to turn the lights on during the day . Also it was touching the house . A balance was reached whilst retaining a natural shape . Good work along side me Si and Jude on the ground 👌
Judas tree ( Cercis sillaquestrum) great small garden tree tolerant of chalky soils and has the unusual merit of flowers growing directly off the branches .
Carpet of crab apple petals on our way around open houses yesterday
Hanging around up this Lime tree with an aggressive fungus chomping away at the base ( Kretzschmaria deusta ) . We monolithed it to leave it as a habitat high rise
Installing a cobra bracing system up a big Pine today is Hassocks to pre-empt limb failure over a neighbours house . Nice day for it
Dead wooding a stand of 18 35m sweet chestnuts in Cobham today . Can you spot Jude ?
Frank and Jarred hanging around on the job. Frank using the Notch hook to traverse between trees 👌
Check out the proliferation of Mistletoe on this old Bramley Apple tree I look after . It’s always had mistletoe but increasing year upon year for the last 12 years . Now it’s taking over the trees resources as it’s parasitic we have pollarded it below the mistletoe line to try and eradicate it , otherwise the tree will die . 🤞
We gave a couple of Yews a haircut today to improve the view to St Andrews Church in Hove and increase CCTV access to discourage antisocial behaviour today … some before , during and after photos . Good effort Adam and Jude 👌
Trees Understood Christmas doo 2025…. Great crew to have your back when swinging around trees
Dismantling a dying Cedar today due to soil compaction caused by heavy machinery driving over the rooting area during the construction process. ☹️
Frank and I reduced this Holm Oak this morning by 2m to allow more light into the flats . I’ve got a stinking cold and it was slippy as this morning due to the drizzle .
The Queen Elizabeth Oak in Cowdray Estate, West Sussex . Approx 1000 years old !
