Here’s a recent example of our work pruning a Liquidambar in Islington. We’d reduced it twice before, so this was the second time reducing it back to the previous reduction points.
We also removed the grape vine that had got into the canopy, from the left in the first photo.
The work made both this and the neighbours’ gardens much brighter.
In autumn these trees look as their name might suggest. Here’s another one:
For more information about Liquidambar, see the RHS: https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/10334/liquidambar-styraciflua/details
As usual we left the owner’s and the neighbour’s gardens neat and tidy, as well as the access route.
If you’ve liked our work pruning this Liquidambar, and would like to discuss how we can help with your trees, hedges, or shrubs, please get in touch.