Elliott's Tree Surgery And Fencing

One side of this Sycamore lifted to allow access to the buildings lorry.
Not too much wood taken and the tree remainder a reasonable shape.

Close boarded fence replacing an eight foot conifer hedge, past it's best. Border all set for planting.

Feather board fence replacing an old open rail fence. Establishing privacy between properties. All fence posts fitted with UPVC jackets at ground level to likely double their life.

New side fence in Close boarded arras rail.
Big improvement on the battered larch lap panel fence before.
Upvc jackets fitted to the bottom of the posts will greatly improve the longevity of the fence.

New side fence in Close boarded arras rail.
Big improvement on the battered larch lap panel fence before.
Upvc jackets fitted to the bottom of the posts will greatly improve the longevity of the fence.

Was a rough rear garden hedge with Nine-ish foot hazel cultivars pushing upward. Now under control, will look more natural again with a couple of light trim over the summer.

Crane day!

This Blenheim Orange apple tree has never product much fruit
Nevetheless, it still provides an attractive garden feature. Worth an annual prune.

Stump ground up, leaving the area ready for some alkaline powder. This will balance the highly acidic conifer grindings in the soil.
Also some rapid composting additive.
Then, plant whatever you wish.