Walton Lodge Middle Warberry Road Torquay TQ1 1RS
Pine (T1) - fell because dead tree targeting pavement, replanting with the same species.Douglas fir (T2) - fell because of its asymmetrical crown interfering with a neighbouring mature oak, which will benefit from the lack of competition. The upper crown of the fir tree damages the arrangement of the first-order branches from the oak tree's trunk. Do not remove the tree stump, as this will damage the structural roots that support the infrastructure of the root plate, which provides strength and stability to the oak tree. The fir tree is not visible to the broader public. Replant with Rowan in a different part of the garden.Eucalypt (T3) - fell because targeting house located in the northeast and the seating area within the garden that was developed to a high standard. The tree suffered significant branch loss in the past within the lower, mid and upper westerly aspect of the crown. The asymmetrical shape of the crown poses a high risk of the tree falling and is not tolerated by the homeowner. The Eucalypt is not visible to the wider public. Replant with Cypress Oak fastigiate.Eucalypt (T4) - 3 metres reduction on the long phototrophic first order branch within the western aspect of the crown because targeting public right of way path and car park of Teneriffe property.Cheery (T5) - fell because of its asymmetrical crown and poor amenity appearance interfering with a neighbouring mature Thuja, which will benefit from the lack of competition. The upper crown of the Cherry tree damages the arrangement of the first-order branches from the trunk of the conifer tree. The fir tree is not visible to the broader public. Replant the same species in different parts of the garden.