After many months of hard work, and a range of different tree related challenges on each, we were delighted to hear that three of our projects got consent in the space of a couple of weeks. Contemporary Home in Shipton-under-Wychwood New Wellness Area & Car...
Crack Willow (Salix fragilis) Our tree this month is one of the UKs scruffier species – Salix fragilis, known as the ‘crack’ willow. It gets this name from the distinctive sound of its branches breaking, and from the fact that it is such a fast growing...
We are in the process of updating our website, and it would be fantastic to include some fresh feedback from our lovely clients. So, whether you’ve met us at an event, invited us to speak at your school, asked us to provide CPD training onsite, or...
Tree of the month Our tree this month has a misleading name, but is nevertheless a pretty, ornamental tree introduced to this country from Asia. It bears its seeds like strings of green pearls, can you identify it? What tree?...
We're Hiring - Arboricultural Consultant With an increase in demand across a wide range of sites, we are looking to appoint a qualified and experienced arboricultural consultant on a full-time, permanent basis. While experience is a desirable quality, we are focused on finding the right person for...
Planning consent has been granted for a revised proposal at The Lygon Arms in Broadway. The updated plans retain more of the existing trees and include an extensive replanting scheme to complement the existing tree stock, ensuring long-term amenity value on this site. Case study...
We’re delighted to see trees receiving the recognition they deserve while we work with the design team on a scheme that we have been involved in for the last 14 years, to ensure that key trees are incorporated into the development proposals. Company, Place were commissioned...
Japanese Pagoda Tree (Styphnolobium japonicum) Our featured tree this month is the graceful styphnolobium japonicum, or Japanese pagoda tree. Despite its misleading name, this deciduous tree is actually native to China where it has deep cultural and spiritual significance. Typically growing to 15–25m in height, it...
Our tree this month thrives in urban settings, actively trapping particulates from the air and shedding them with its bark. You will certainly have sheltered in its shade on a sunny day in London, but can you name it? Find out more...
With an increase in demand across a wide range of sites, we are looking to appoint a qualified and experienced arboricultural consultant on a full-time, permanent basis. While experience is a desirable quality, we are focused on finding the right person for the job - someone...