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We would like to extend our thanks to all our clients and contacts for making 2025 a truly incredible year, with some fantastic projects across all parts of the country. Our office will be closed from 23rd December until 5th January. If there is anything urgent...

This month's tree is steeped in North American history. It symbolises longevity, wisdom, and protection. Not to be confused with another tree of the same genus, but still a tree of immense height, ancient lineage, and ecological importance. Can you identify this incredible specimen?...

Last month was the annual 'National Tree Week' 22nd-30th November. The event marks the UK's largest annual tree celebration and the start of the winter planting season, with the theme being "A Future Filled with Trees" to encourage planting and protection efforts. The team have shared...

Last month our client obtained planning consent for a new 21MW solar farm in Bedfordshire. Having undertaken the tree survey at the feasibility stage meant that virtually all trees within the site could be retained. We also provided guidance on the route and methods of...

Thanks to Carter Jonas (Oxford) for inviting us to join their table at the third OUD Christmas Quiz. Not only was it a fantastic event, raising over £20,000 for the Oxford Food Hub, but the team also managed to come 4th (narrowly missing out on 3rd by...

In November, Steve was invited to the All-Party Parliamentary Gardening and Horticulture Group at the UK House of Lords. Steve previously represented the Arboricultural Association when the Ornamental and Horticultural Round-table group was formed, with the aim of not only recognising the importance of these industries, but also to...

We’re delighted to welcome Max Bell to the Tree Frontiers team as an Arboricultural Consultant. Max brings a wealth of experience, having previously worked as a consultant, in local authority roles, as well as an arboricultural contractor. We’re looking forward to getting Max up to speed on our...

Coast Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) The coast redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) stands as one of nature’s most awe-inspiring features - a tree of immense height, ancient lineage, and ecological importance. Native to the misty coastal regions of California and southern Oregon, this majestic species embodies endurance, resilience, and...

Tree of the month This month's tree is about to show its true colours, with a spectacular display of claret purple and red hues. Named for the gardens in Australia where it was first discovered, can you identify this ornamental beauty?   ...