76 BURNT ASH ROAD, LONDON, SE12 8PY
REAR: ONE Damson (T2)(ht:7m): REDUCE HEIGHT by 3m from 7m to 4m, remove all dead wood allowing the lower crown to establish, tip prune some of the overhang by up to 30cm max; Reason: More manageable to increase fruit on the tree.REAR: ONE Damson (T5)(ht:8m): Thin out removing crossing branches and dead wood; Reason: Tree is encroaching the neighbours at the back.REAR (76/78): ONE Lime (T6)(ht:11m, rs:5m): CROWN REDUCE HEIGHT by 3m from 11m to 8m, REDUCE RADIUS by 1.5m from 5m to 3.5m, CROWN THIN by 10%; Reason: Squirrel damage, to allow more light through, tree has an open crown and has had extensive work carried out on it, historic pollard points at 4m.REAR: ONE Hawthorn (T7)(ht:7m): Reduce branch length by 1.5m back to good healthy growth points, thin out to allow more air circulation in the crown, remove dead, diseased, broken and crossing branches. Reason: routine maintenance.REAR: ONE Conifer (T8)(ht:7.5m): LATERAL REDUCE by 1m. Reason: as encroaching towards the lawn area. Informative A: the sensitive management of trees to retain urban greening for amenity and urban forest canopy for environmental benefits and mitigate climate change is greatly appreciated.Informative B: planting small trees, shrubs, and climbers along boundary fences is encouraged for amenity, wildlife habitat and wellbeing, such as: Amelanchier, hawthorn, hazel, holly, crab apple, wayfaring tree, medlar, winter flowering cherry, Magnolia stellata, dogwood, guelder rose, goat willow, bird cherry, dog rose, Cornus mas, flowering currant; climbers: star jasmine, honeysuckle, clematis, roses.Informative C: please create habitat log piles for wildlife and biodiversity with arisings.