T1) Tulip Tree - Reduce Crown density throughout by removing selective co-dominant and duplicated secondary branches. This will have the…

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T1) Tulip Tree - Reduce Crown density throughout by removing selective co-dominant and duplicated secondary branches. This will have the effect of reducing the crown to a small degree, without over-thinning. The reason for the above is to reduce and minimise as far as possible any further “un-wanted”growth from the pruning points. At the same time we propose raising the crown to approx 5 metres above ground level to allow light into the grass below. All deadwood to be removed T2) Silver Birch (large) - Remove this larger Silver Birch to prevent damage to the building adjacent and the boundary wall in the future. This will also give room at crown level to the Tulip Tree (T1 above) to thrive T3) Silver Birch (Small) - Remove the smaller Silver Birch before it becomes too large. There is a significant split in the outer layers on the southern aspect with rot spreading at least 10 inches upwards and downwards