Glebe House Rotten Row Lewes East Sussex BN7 1TN
T2 - Yew - Crown thin, estimate 20% thinner than average yew of this age. T7 - Sycamore - Remove lowest two horizontal limbs to north over car park, or significantly reduce to suitable growth points; reduce whole crown by 2-3m. Inspect tops of branches, particularly over footpath, for squirrel damage and remove affected limbs.T8 - Sycamore - Reduce or remove squirrel damaged limbs. Where removing, reduce adjacent limbs to balance crown. Reduce and remove low limbs, (to 6m) to reduce shading and reduce risk of limb failure.T9 - Sycamore - Aerially inspect for squirrel damage. Reduce or remove damaged limbs. Rebalance adjacent limbs as necessary. Reduce low and mid crown limbs to south. Up to 7m height. T10 - Sycamore - Aerially inspect crown for squirrel damage. Reduce or remove affected limbs. Reduce adjacent limbs to balance crown; remove lowest limb to south.T12 - Beech - Reduce by approx 4/5 elongated limbs in mid-high crown of eastern stem. Originating at approx. 10m and 14m in height, to reduce stress loading on main eastern scaffold limb; thin by 20% and lift to approx. 6m low crown, (up to 8m height), on eastern scaffold. Consider cobra style cable brace between main scaffold limbs, in event of failure at crown break.T13 - Sycamore - Consider aerial inspection of whole eastern crown over garden, removing significantly squirrel damaged limbs. Reduce to rebalance crown on adjacent branches, where limbs removed.