Treestyle Arboriculture, Tree Surgeon Manchester

Although this tree is quite small, we had to carefully dismantle it to avoid any damage to the garden. All removed in two hours. Lots of extra light and space for the garden.

Before and after picture of a big Leylandii hedge trim in Sale, Manchester. Tom looking happy it’s finished there.

This tree has a fungus called Ganoderma. It can live inside a tree without killing it if the tree is vigorous enough in its annual growth increment. Basically the tree needs to out grow the fungus and throw some chemical barriers up against it to slow or stop it’s spread. 

Due to the large fungal bracket on the stem, we opted for a heavy crown reduction/pollard. This serves to re-invigorate an Ash tree and apply less stress on the roots and vascular system.‎

Also the sail effect or strain on the structure is significantly reduced. ‎

Pruning an Oak tree in Sale, Manchester. Whilst the tree was well loved, it had started to out grow it’s space so a crown reduction was necessary. This involved reducing the tips of each branch to a suitable growth point in order that you don’t kill any part of the tree. This technique successfully contains a trees growth but also allows for sufficient foliage to be retained so as not to damage the tree. Normally you can achieve a well balanced shape and provide a good framework for future growth.

This Lombardy Poplar tree had started to rot so a removal was necessary. It all went smoothly with the use of a speedline