The Former Botanical Garden At Dartmouth Park To The Side Of The Park Compound At The End Of Lewisham Street Morley
Arboricultural Information for trees to be removed/considered for removal in Botanical Garden and adjacent to tennis courts Trees to be removed under recent LCC Arbor team orderT249 Eucalyptus - Cat B2 Deteriorated, risk relatedTrees to be removed as Ash tree, evidence of Ash dieback or deemed unsafe by LCC Arbor T87 Ulmus spp - Cat UT224 Ash - Cat C2 T228 Ash - Cat B2T235 Ash - Cat B2T236 Ash - Cat B2T237 Ash - Cat B2T243 Ash - Cat B2Trees to be removed in order to make it lighter, brighter, safer, allowing space for higher category trees to flourishT86 Sorbus aria - Cat B2 Growing out of side of footpath/misshapenT88 Sorbus aria - Cat B2 Restricted canopy due to proximity to larger cherryT219 Whitebeam - Cat B2 Bad pruning woundsT226 Scots Pine - Cat B2 Inappropriate size and species for the settingT232 Birch - Cat C2 Poorly placed under canopy of larger treeT233 Cherry - Cat B2 Some saprophytic fungiT248 Whitebeam - Cat B2 Small clump of gnarled treesT253 Scots Pine - Cat B2 Twin stem, removal will free up space for the cherryT254 Cherry - Cat B2 With an include union and condition is fairT255 Cotoneaster - Cat B2T260 Elm - Cat B2 Poor shape, uneven canopy due to larger tree T259T580 Cherry - Cat B2 Dead wood, appears to be from graftT79 Leyland cypress Remove top 4m of tree to allow light into garden area as casts long shadow across the spaceRemoval of native hedge to east of garden to create points of exits for safety - transplant to north east of site to close gap/stop compaction of A category tree roots. By removing the trees identified by Leeds City Council in house arbor team will ensure the health and longevity of those to be retained. Self seeded trees, along with others initially planted too densely, have been allowed to grow unmanaged.