Cambridge University Botanic Garden, The Garden Cafe Bateman Street Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB2 1JE
T1 - Pterocarya fraxinifolia - Fell dead stem to prevent failure onto busy path.T2 - Dead Magnolia Kobus - Fell to prevent failure onto busy path.T3 - Prunus avium - Fell due to root plate lifting and subsequent decline in tree, the tree is also tilting towards the pathway.T4 - Dead Chamaecyparis lawsoniana 'Fletcheri' - Fell to prevent failure onto fence.T5 - Declining Gleditsia sinensis - Fell due to safety concerns over the stability of the tree and the poor health off the tree.T6 - Dead Crataegus lavallei, Fell.T7 - Betula pendula subsp. Mandshurica - Veteranize tree removing dead wood and some live branches (up to 15cm in diameter and 7m in length) to promote habitat and retain tree, utilising coronet cuts and tear cuts to leave a stem approximately 6m high.T8 - Pinus nigra subsp. Nigra - Fell due to it having 2 large twin leaders, its location in the garden and being near the road is also a safety concern.T9 - Dead Pinus uncinata - Fell to prevent further failure near busy area of the garden.T10 - Eucalyptus urnigera - Coppice due to recent decline of some stems and potential failure of the tree top due to historical wounds.T11 - Quercus ilex - Coppice to retain the tree in a safer state as an inclusion is present at ground level and the tree leans towards the path, the coppice would be in line with management of other Quercus ilex trees nearby.T12 - Cercis siliquastrum, Reduce the crown by up to 3m where necessary to reduce wind sail due to the tree having stress fractures and historical wounds.G1 - 2 x Gleditsia Capsica, Fell.G2 - Sophora cassioides and Sophora microphylla, Fell.