Ham House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7RS
The aim of the works to be undertaken is to make sure that the Wilderness at Ham House Gardens Maintains a strong visual aesthetic of the 17th Century to maintain the visual standard for the 17th century garden at Ham House, along with this the trees have crowded out the hedging and lawns critical to this 17th century feature which are succumbing and dying due to the lack of light. Tree works to be undertaken within The Wilderness of Ham House Gardens, the work is to be undertaken to reduce the canopy of 156 out of 170 trees within the wilderness, trees will be worked on individually having there canopies reduced to give the best outcome. Works to be overseen by the Head Gardener at Ham House, John Myers and works to be completed by William Harper Lead arborculturalist for WG Harpur tree surgery ltd. The following tree numbers within the area will not be having any works completed on them as they are currently at good size, 2,4,5,6,7,11,66,67,93,94,122,153,154,158. All other trees on the Tree map supplied with be under going a canopy reduction. All the trees being worked on are Acer Campestre and are within wilderness area of Ham House Gardens, no trees over hang other property. Area to be closed off from public access whilst works are being undertaken.