A D D E N D U M
to
A R B O R I C U L T U R A L
R E P O R T
on trees at
Bower Ashton
for
University of the West of England
June 1994
Tree No
:
6401
Species
:
Aesculus hippocastanum
Height
:
20 m
DBH
:
1.5 m basal
Age
:
100 years
Position
:
Southern edge of linear canopy
Condition
:
The tree is of coppice origin,
with 3 No principal stems.
It is restricted and unbalanced
to the South.
There is a weak fork in the
central stem at 2 m which is
liable to future disintegration.
A damaged attenuated Western stem
is apparent, with a cavity at 1.5
metres.
The specimen threatens the access
track to Ashton Court.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
1B
The specimen contributes to the group
canopy.
:
Reduce heavy branch weight.
Reduce crown by 20% and rebalance
and
formatively
prune
as
feasible.
Remove major deadwood and snags.
Costing
:
£ 180.00
Tree No
:
6402
Species
:
Sequoiadendron giganteum
Height
:
30 m
DBH
:
1.4 m
Age
:
100 years
Position
:
Southern edge of linear canopy
Condition
:
There is a basal fault from an
old wound on the West face, and
on the South face between the
buttress clefts.
The tree has a heavy trunk lean
and weight imbalance to the North
East, with an upper canopy of
contorted form.
It
displays
deadwood.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
characteristic
:
1A
This
is a potential threat to the
South West corner of the building
complex.
:
Reduce crown by 20%.
Remove major deadwood and snags
and
rebalance
the
crown
as
feasible.
Re-inspect within 2 years.
Costing
:
£ 200.00
Tree No
:
6403
(2 No)
Species
:
Acer pseudoplatanus
Height
:
13 m
DBH
:
0.25 m maximum
Age
:
30 years
Position
:
Southern edge of linear canopy
Condition
:
This comprises 2 No suspect selfsown specimens.
They
are
heavily
restricted,
attenuated and unbalanced to the
South.
Safety Concern
Notes
:
:
2
Potential threat to the semi-mature
Yew specimen and the adjacent
track.
Recommendation
:
Coppice.
Costing
:
£ 50.00
Tree No
:
6404
Species
:
Thuja plicata
Height
:
25 m
DBH
:
0.75 m
Age
:
70 years
Position
:
Southern edge of linear canopy
Condition
:
The
specimen
has
moderate
buttressing and a fluted trunk.
There is a stem fault and decay
entry point on the South face
between 0.6 - 1.2 m.
The bark is faulted up to 2.0
metres.
There is suspected ingrown metal
at 1 m.
A further decay entry point is
apparent on the North face at
ground level.
The specimen leans to the South
West.
It is proliferating deadwood.
The specimen is restricted on the
East face.
There are various
defects apparent.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
other
stem
:
2
The
specimen
is
subject
to
considerable upper crown flexing
in strong winds.
:
Remove major deadwood and snags.
Reduce the crown by 10% and
rebalance and formatively prune
as feasible.
Costing
:
£ 100.00
Tree No
:
6405
Species
:
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana
Height
:
23 m
DBH
:
0.5 m
Age
:
60 years
Position
:
Southern edge of linear canopy
Condition
:
The specimen is Ivy clad.
It has a marked lean to the East.
There
is
minimal
crown
development, which is restricted
to the upper aspect in attenuated
form.
The
specimen
displays
characteristic forking in suspect
union.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
1B
The specimen is potentially liable to
crown disintegration in strong
winds.
:
Reduce crown by 20%.
Sever Ivy.
Costing
:
£ 90.00
Tree No
:
6406
Species
:
Acer pseudoplatanus
Height
:
24 m
DBH
:
0.8 m
Age
:
90 years
Position
:
Southern group
Condition
:
The specimen is Ivy clad.
There
is
considerable
deadwood in the mod and
canopy.
major
lower
A decay entry point is apparent
from old limb loss at 4 m.
The tree is restricted on the
South aspect, giving rise to
weight imbalance to the North.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
2
Major contribution to group canopy.
:
Sever Ivy.
Remove deadwood and rebalance and
formatively prune the crown as
feasible.
Costing
:
£ 120.00
Tree No
:
6407
(2 No)
Species
:
Acer pseudoplatanus
Height
:
22 m
DBH
:
0.5 m & 0.25 m
Age
:
60 years
Position
:
Southern group
Condition
:
The minor specimen nearest the
South West corner of the boundary
wall has a minimal crown and is
unbalanced towards the building.
The major specimen is restricted
by the adjacent coniferous group,
and is heavily unbalanced towards
the property.
The tree is Ivy clad, with poor
buttressing.
There is a suspected stem fault
at approx 5 m.
Safety Concern
Notes
:
:
1A
The major specimen is liable to shed
limbs or collapse onto the corner
of the building complex.
Recommendation
:
Fell to ground level for coppice
effect.
Costing
:
£ 130.00
Tree No
:
6408
Species
:
Cryptomeria japonica
Height
:
20 m
DBH
:
0.5 m
Age
:
70 years
Position
:
Southern group
Condition
:
The specimen is Ivy clad.
It has moderate buttressing
the South and West faces.
on
The upper crown is attenuated and
restricted, though fairly well
balanced,
with
considerable
deadwood.
There is a suspected fault
approx 4 m on the main stem.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
at
2
Liable to upper crown exposure after
adjacent canopy reduction.
:
Sever and strip Ivy.
Remove major deadwood.
Conduct light
crown pruning.
Costing
:
£ 80.00
formative
upper
Tree No
:
6409
Species
:
Quercus ilex
Height
:
12 m
DBH
:
1 m
Age
:
150 years
Position
:
Southern aspect within field
Condition
:
The specimen has raised roots, is
Ivy clad and is surrounded by a
protective iron guard.
There is a major wound at 2 m on
the North West face.
The specimen
limb.
has
shed
a
major
It has a heavy lean to the East
towards
the
property,
with
considerable weight imbalance.
Major deadwood is present,
occasional limb faults.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
and
2
Major landscape specimen, contributes
to crown protection of Southern
aspect of linear canopy, though
upper crown is vulnerable.
:
Sever Ivy and strip in future.
Reduce crown by 10% and remove
major deadwood.
Reduce heavy branch weight
rebalance as feasible.
Costing
:
£ 185.00
and
Tree No
:
6410
Species
:
Quercus ilex
Height
:
12 m
DBH
:
1 m
Age
:
150 years
Position
:
West side of Southern aspect of
field
Condition
:
The specimen has raised roots.
There is basal decay on the West
face with suspected Fistulina
infection.
The railing guard is ingrown at
the base on the North face.
There is fluting about the stem.
The main crown is of pollard
origin from 1.8 m, and contains a
former water pocket.
The
main
crown
is
actually
disintegrating about the original
pollard zone at 1.8 m, with
visible
fractures
descending
beyond 1 m below the base of the
crown.
There is stem lamination on the
Southern limb at approx 4 m.
There is upper crown dieback,
though the low and mid crown
regions are regenerating.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
1A
Though
the
crown
is
structurally
liable to further collapse, it is
considered that the landscape
specimen could be retained in a
reduced
form
with
enhanced
longevity.
:
Reduce crown by 50% and reduce
heavy branch weight.
Remove deadwood
growth,
and
feasible.
and weak
rebalance
live
as
Insert 4 No flexible steel cables
from an internal ring support.
Insert 2 No secondary cables.
Re-inspect within 2 years.
Costing
:
Tree work...
£ 180.00
Cables...
£ 250.00
Tree No
:
6411
Species
:
Ilex aquifolium Altarclarensis
Height
:
9 m
DBH
:
0.65 m
Age
:
100 years
Position
:
Southern aspect within field
Condition
:
There are 3 No stems of coppice
origin, with an old metal guard
ingrown on the North aspect.
The Southmost and Northmost stems
have major decay wounds up to 1
metre.
The stems are in weak union.
There is major decay in the major
stem at 3 m.
Safety Concern
Notes
:
:
1B
Despite its faults and age, the
specimen
has
retained
considerable foliar vigour.
This is an interesting specimen,
and worthy of retention in the
medium term.
Recommendation
:
Reduce crown by 20% and remove
major deadwood.
Rebalance crown as feasible.
Re-inspect within 2 years.
Costing
:
£ 70.00
Tree No
:
6412
Species
:
Populus nigra
Height
:
13 m
DBH
:
0.3 m
Age
:
30 years
Position
:
Southern group linear canopy.
Condition
:
There is a raised root buttress
on the retaining face against the
lean to the North East.
Its attenuated and contorted form
is lightly Ivy clad.
The specimen is dominated by the
adjacent Sycamore No 6406.
There is a major stem fault at 6
metres with a decay entry point.
Numerous upper crown faults are
apparent.
Safety Concern
Notes
:
:
1B
This is a poor specimen with a poor
future.
Recommendation
:
Fell to ground level for coppice
regrowth.
Costing
:
£ 85.00
Tree No
:
G6413
Species
:
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana (2 No)
Acer saccharinum (1 No)
Height
:
9 m max
DBH
:
0.25 m max
Age
:
25 years
Position
:
Southern group
Condition
:
The Lawson specimens are overall
of fair form and well balanced.
The crown of the larger specimen
is affected by the adjacent
unbalanced Poplar (6412).
The Acer saccharinum has shed a
principal limb and is extensively
faulted with main stem decay.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
1B
The
Lawsons
are
future
specimens with high
effect.
:
No action at present to Lawsons.
landscape
screening
Pollard Acer saccharinum to 2 m.
Costing
:
£ 35.00
Tree No
:
G6414
Species
:
Sorbus aria
(minor Aesculus carnea)
Height
:
15 m max
DBH
:
0.5 m max
Age
:
70 years (Sorbus aria)
Position
:
Inner edge of Southern group
Condition
:
The specimen is lightly Ivy clad.
3 No crown
union.
stems
are
in
weak
It is overall of fair form and
vigour, though restricted in the
past by 6409, leading to a light
weight imbalance to the North.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
3
Attractive native specimen
:
Thin crown of Sorbus by 10%,
remove deadwood and rebalance
crown as feasible.
Conduct
formative
pruning
to
adjacent semi-mature Aesculus.
Costing
:
£ 55.00
Tree No
:
G6415
(2 No)
Species
:
Populus tremula
Height
:
18 m
DBH
:
0.6 m
Age
:
50 years
Position
:
Middle section of linear canopy
Condition
:
The Westmost specimen has had its
limb removed at 1.5 m on the East
face.
There
is
a
dead
knot
with
incipient decay on the South face
at 1.5 m and at 2 m on the West
face.
A faulted union is apparent at
2.5 m.
Major deadwood is present in the
low - mid crown area.
There is a suspended hanging limb
in the mid crown.
Within the main bole there is a
suspected structural fault.
The Eastmost specimen is Ivy
clad, with exposed major roots on
the West face, opposite to the
attenuated unbalanced crown to
the East.
Major deadwood is present.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
1A
The
Westmost specimen is liable to
uprooting and collapsing onto the
building.
:
Reduce crowns by 50%, remove
deadwood and rebalance crown as
feasible.
Re-inspect within 2 years.
Costing
:
£ 250.00
Tree No
:
G6416
Species
:
Acer saccharinum (2 No)
Height
:
15 m
DBH
:
0.4 m
Age
:
60 years
Position
:
Middle section of linear canopy
Condition
:
Westmost Specimen
The crown is restricted on the
South and East by the dominant
6415 group and unbalanced to the
north.
It is affected by the attenuating
rubbing limb from the Populus to
the South.
There is considerable Squirrel
damage giving rise to major stem
faults within the crown.
Eastmost Specimen
This
is
restricted
by
the
adjacent Poplar to the South and
is Ivy clad.
Minor Squirrel damage is present.
The specimen is unbalanced to
the North.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
2
Treat in association with G6415.
:
Westmost
Conduct secondary pollarding
below the Squirrel damage
approx 5 m.
Remove deadwood and
crown as feasible.
to
at
rebalance
Eastmost
Reshape and rebalance as feasible
after treatment to G6415.
Costing
:
£ 150.00
Tree No
:
G6417
Species
:
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana
Height
:
20 m max
DBH
:
0.6 m
Age
:
60 years max
Position
:
Middle section of linear canopy
Condition
:
The Southmost major specimen has
a
characteristic
sub-dominant
stem in possible weak union.
The specimen is overall of fair
form.
The
remaining
6
No
minor
specimens are overall of fair
form with occasional unbalanced
growth.
The
Eastmost
specimen
suffered damage from the
adjacent Poplar specimen.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
3
Contribute to evergreen screen.
:
Conduct
light
reduction
Eastmost specimen.
Re-inspect within 3 years.
Costing
has
major
:
£ 10.00
to
Tree No
:
G6418
Species
:
Acer saccharinum
Height
:
20 m
DBH
:
0.6 m
Age
:
60 years
Position
:
Eastern edge of central group
Condition
:
There is
imbalance
building a
at 2 m
crown.
a considerable weight
to the East over the
with weak fork arising
and attenuated upper
The specimen is vigorous.
The upper
damage.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
crown
has
Squirrel
:
1A
The
tree potentially threatens the
adjacent outbuildings to the East
due to major stem faults in the
mid crown region.
:
Reduce crown
deadwood.
by
30%.
Remove
Rebalance crown as feasible.
Costing
:
£100.00
Tree No
:
G6419
Species
:
Sorbus aria
Acer platanoides
Height
:
15 m max
DBH
:
0.25 m max
Age
:
35 years
Position
:
Middle section of linear canopy
at Eastern edge
Condition
:
Sorbus specimen
This is heavily unbalanced to the
East and attenuating towards the
buildings.
Overall the specimen is of fair
vigour. It is Ivy-clad.
Acer platanoides specimen
There is
damage.
considerable
Squirrel
Limb defects are apparent about
the crown.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
1B
The
Sorbus is an attractive native
specimen which will benefit by
reduction of the adjacent canopy.
:
Sorbus
Reduce crown by 20% and rebalance
as feasible.
Acer platanoides
Reduce crown by 50% and remove
deadwood. Rebalance as feasible.
Costing
:
£ 70.00
Tree No
:
G6420
Species
:
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana (2 No)
Height
:
7 m
DBH
:
0.25 m
Age
:
18 years
Position
:
Central/North group
Condition
:
The specimens are vigorous and of
fair balanced form.
Safety Concern
:
3
Notes
Recommendation
:
Future evergreen screening
:
No action at present.
Tree No
:
6421
Species
:
Salix x chrisocoma
Height
:
16 m
DBH
:
0.7 m
Age
:
65 years
Position
:
Central/North
aspect
Condition
:
The specimen has raised roots and
is Ivy clad.
group;
field
The crown is restricted on the
East aspect, leading to a marked
weight imbalance to the West.
Extensive dieback is present,
with a severe foliar infection
(viral Anthracnose).
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
1B
The tree is liable to shed upper crown
limbs.
:
Reduce crown by 30% and remove
deadwood.
Strip Ivy.
Rebalance crown as feasible.
Costing
:
£ 85.00
Tree No
:
6422
Species
:
Acer saccharinum
Height
:
15 m
DBH
:
0.7 m
Age
:
60 years
Position
:
Central/North
aspect
Condition
:
The specimen is lightly Ivy-clad.
group;
field
There is a major decay entry
point at 1.5 m from ground level
on the main trunk.
3 No principal crown stems arise
from this point in weak union.
The main stems have suffered from
considerable
Squirrel
damage,
supporting the weight on the
principal stem to the East which
potentially
threatens
the
boundary wall of the building
complex.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
1B
The tree may be retained with reduced
safety concern and in fair form
in the medium term in association
with treatment to the adjacent
canopy.
:
Remove
basal
stem
to
approximately 0.5 m from ground
level.
Reduce crown by 30% and rebalance
as feasible.
Remove deadwood
growth.
Costing
:
£ 60.00
and
weak
live
Tree No
:
6423
Species
:
Sorbus aria
Height
:
13 m
DBH
:
0.3 m
Age
:
50 years
Position
:
Central group/North/field side
Condition
:
There are exposed major lateral
roots on the West retaining
aspect
against
the
weight
imbalance to the North East.
It is suspected that the tree is
lifting from the ground.
There is a weak fork at 1.5 m.
Overall the specimen is vigorous
with
a
restricted
attenuated
crown.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
1B
The tree is liable to uproot in strong
winds.
:
Reduce crown by 30% and remove
deadwood.
Rebalance the crown as feasible.
Costing
:
£ 35.00
Tree No
:
6424
Species
:
Betula pendula
Height
:
17 m
DBH
:
0.25 m
Age
:
30 years
Position
:
Central group/North/near boundary
wall
Condition
:
There is a stem fault at 1 m with
a suspected decay entry point on
the main stem.
The specimen
restricted.
is
attenuated
and
There is considerable flexing in
the upper crown.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
1B
Possible threat to boundary wall if
not attended to.
:
Conduct light 10% crown reduction
and formatively prune.
Re-inspect in 2 years.
Costing
:
£ 25.00
Tree No
:
G6425
Species
:
Salix chrysocoma (1 No)
Populus tremula (1 No)
Populus
(6 No)
euramericana
'Serotina'
Height
:
9 m max
DBH
:
0.3 m max
Age
:
25 years
Position
:
North/central field aspect
Condition
:
The Willow is heavily suppressed
and
unbalanced
with
a
poor
future.
The
Aspen
is
also
heavily
unbalanced towards the field.
The 6 No minor Poplars, suspected
to be of sucker origin, are
restricted, attenuated, and have
occasional faults in the main
stems.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
2
This
group
has
contribution.
:
Coppice Willow, Aspen and 3 No
Poplar.
a
low
amenity
Retain 3 No Poplar with modified
crowns.
Costing
:
£ 80.00
Tree No
:
6426
Species
:
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana (3 No)
Height
:
15 m max
DBH
:
0.4 m max
Age
:
40 years
Position
:
North/central
Condition
:
Overall the group
form and balance.
Safety Concern
:
3
Notes
Recommendation
:
Contribute
to
screening
:
Near boundary wall
are
future
of
fair
evergreen
No action at present.
Re-inspect within 3 years.
Tree No
:
6427
Species
:
Betula utilis
Height
:
7 m
DBH
:
0.2 m
Age
:
30 years
Position
:
North/central
Condition
:
There is a stem fault at 1.5 m
giving
rise
to
a
contorted
restricted unbalanced crown to
the East.
Near boundary wall
The
specimen
potentially
threatens the boundary wall.
Safety Concern
Notes
:
:
1B
Poor specimen with a poor future.
Recommendation
:
Fell to ground level.
Costing
:
£ 25.00
Tree No
:
G6428
Species
:
Populus
(6 No)
Height
:
8 m
DBH
:
0.2 m
Age
:
15 years
Position
:
North/central
adjacent to wall
Condition
:
The group is heavily restricted
by the dominant major Lawson and
Poplar to the West.
Safety Concern
:
1B
This
group of trees is liable to
structurally affect the wall and
have a poor long term future.
Recommendation
:
Fell to ground level and grind
stumps.
Costing
:
£ 185.00
Notes
:
euramericana
'Serotina'
Immediately
Tree No
:
G6429
Species
:
Populus trichocarpa (3 No)
Height
:
22 m
DBH
:
1 m max
Age
:
100 years
Position
:
North group
Condition
:
A)
Specimen
complex
nearest
building
This is restricted on the
West aspect leading to crown
weight imbalance on the East
aspect.
Crown growth is overhanging
the boundary wall.
This
is
a
vigorous,
attenuated
and
mature
specimen with considerable
deadwood.
B)
Central major specimen
This is
East.
unbalanced
to
the
It
has
considerable
deadwood,
with
major
attenuated
heavy
branch
weight extending towards the
property.
There are
faults.
numerous
crown
Major deadwood is present,
and a suspended broken limb.
C)
Westmost dominant
on field aspect
specimen
There are extensive raised
roots.
Basal structural faults are
suspected.
A major subdominant stem is
in suspect weak union with
the parent trunk.
There are numerous faults in
the
mid
crown
stems,
subtending
considerable
leverage and flexing in the
upper crown.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
1B
These
are
trees
of
substantial
proportions, liable to shed major
limbs
or
suffer
crown
disintegration in strong winds if
unattended.
:
Reduce
crowns
by
rebalance as feasible.
Remove deadwood
growth.
and
30%
and
weak
live
Reduce heavy branch weight.
Re-inspect within 2 years.
Costing
:
£ 450.00
Tree No
:
6430
Species
:
Carpinus betulus (2 No)
Height
:
8.5 m max
DBH
:
0.3 m
Age
:
25 years
Position
:
North/central
Condition
:
Both specimens are of fair form
and
vigour,
though
with
moderately
unbalanced
outer
lateral growth.
Safety Concern
:
3
Notes
Recommendation
:
Future major amenity specimens
:
Formatively prune.
Re-inspect within 4 years.
Costing
:
£ 45.00
Tree No
:
6431
Species
:
Fraxinus excelsior
Height
:
1.8 m
DBH
:
0.1 m
Age
:
20 years
Position
:
North field aspect
Condition
:
The specimen is weeping to ground
level.
It is completely
the South aspect.
restricted
on
The main stem has poor anchorage.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
3
This
is an interesting
specimen.
:
Lightly shape.
low
Re-inspect within 5 years.
Costing
:
£ 10.00
level
Tree No
:
6432
Species
:
Quercus ilex
Height
:
4.5 m
DBH
:
1 m
Age
:
200 years
Position
:
North field aspect
Condition
:
There is an extensive basal fault
and cavity.
The main stem has collapsed.
An old metal guard has ingrown,
effecting a regenerated sucker
stem.
The collapsed stem is bearing
weight upon the regenerated stem.
A sucker stem to the South is
basally faulted and unbalanced to
the East.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
3
Amenity specimen of landscape interest
:
Cut collapsed trunk to be flat
and free of juvenile stems.
Lightly shape retained growth.
Re-inspect within 5 years.
Costing
:
£ 50.00
Tree No
:
G6433 (2 No)
Species
:
Populus tremula
Height
:
18 m
DBH
:
0.6 m
Age
:
75 years
Position
:
North group near buildings
Condition
:
The Eastmost specimen has a major
trunk
lean
overhanging
the
building.
There is a suspected stem fault
from ground level to 1 m.
The Westmost specimen has a
damaged surface root on the South
aspect.
It is
union.
twin-stemmed,
in
weak
The Northmost stem has been
removed to 1 m from ground level.
This is a major decay entry
point.
There
is
considerable
weight
imbalance to the South West.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
1B
Substantial
specimens
with
mutual
canopy, liable to future storm
damage, though with landscape
value.
:
Reduce crown by 30% and remove
deadwood.
Reduce heavy branch weight and
rebalance the crown as feasible.
Re-inspect within 3 years.
Costing
:
£ 250.00
Tree No
:
G6434 (2 No)
Species
:
Populus nigra
Populus tremula
Height
:
15 m max
DBH
:
0.75 m max
Age
:
90 years max
Position
:
North group overhanging car park
Condition
:
A)
Southmost specimen
Root damage is evident, with
a decay entry point.
The
specimen
has
raised
roots, with a dead snag
arising from ground level on
the West face.
There is a likely
decay entry point.
basal
The main crown is spreading
and vigorous.
It has been subject in the
past to storm damage and
reduction.
B)
There is a crown imbalance
to the East, with retaining
buttressing roots on the
West,
which
have
been
damaged.
The
specimen
has
been
subject
to
past
light
reduction and likely storm
damage.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
1B
Cars parking immediately beneath the
trees.
:
Conduct
further
reduction.
2
m
height
Lightly reshape and rebalance as
feasible.
Re-inspect within 2 years.
Costing
:
£ 110.00
Tree No
:
G6435
Species
:
Sorbus aria (3 No)
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana (5 No)
Height
:
6 m max
DBH
:
0.2 m max
Age
:
18 years
Position
:
Northern
park
Condition
:
The Sorbus are overall of fair
form and vigour, though with
light imbalance to the East,
affected by the adjacent canopy.
edge
adjacent
The Lawson provide
evergreen component.
Safety Concern
Notes
Recommendation
:
:
a
to
vigorous
3
Semi-mature
intermediate
contribute to screening.
:
:
canopy
Conduct light formative pruning
and rebalance as feasible.
Re-inspect within 5 years.
Costing
car
£ 45.00