Last week we were in St Neots, reducing two large Ash trees and felling a large Eucalyptus tree. One of the trees was situated a few metres from the customer's house, so the majority of the tree had to be lowered down in a controlled manor to avoid damaging their property. The tree was dismantled and removed within a single day. I am pleased to say that we acquired this work, after being recommended by their neighbour (we took down a Conifer tree and ground out the stump for them) It's always pleasing to get recommendations and I'm proud to say that most of the work we get is through word of mouth! If you have a similar job, or any tree or hedge work required, do not hesitate to contact us.
This week we were in Boxworth in Cambridgeshire, felling Ash trees with the notorious Ash Dieback. Ash Dieback is a disease of Ash trees caused by a fungus called Hymenoscyphus fraxineus.. If you suspect that your Ash tree may have signs of the disease, a professional should be called to your home where he can confirm that this is the case. Unfortunately, once a tree is infected with this disease, it is unlikely to recover. The Ash tree in the picture below is an extreme example and I believe there was more than one fungi causing such severe damage. The customer had no idea of the condition of the tree, as Ivy was covering the affected area and was shocked to realise the damage that could ha
