Tree surgery for north London from LG trees, a company based in London N16
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
Here are the before and after photos showing our work pruning a holly tree. The customer understandably felt the tree was getting too big for the front garden, taking too much light from it and the houses. Also, the (prickly)
Pruning an olive tree Here we have before and after photos of us pruning an olive tree, which is on the left in both photos. We also trimmed back the jasmine growing over the wall, removed it from the tall
Removing a climbing plant from a tree If a climbing plant gets into a tree it can take over. It may turn the tree into an indiscernible green blob. It will also likely reduce the sunlight that reaches the tree’s
Here’s what we achieved by sensitively pruning a cherry tree. A smaller, less dense tree. This allowed more light to reach the houses behind and the gardens below. We achieved this while maintaining a natural shape and a healthy tree.
Tree work that makes trees more fun for children Here’s a before (top) and after (bottom) some of our tree work at a local nursery school playground: the after photo is a close up of the left half of the
Here are some recent examples of our work. They include reducing a holly tree. Pruning trees can give them a more pleasing shape. It also allows more light through, making your garden a more enjoyable place. First, a twenty foot tall apple tree
Tree surgery on a big lime tree Just a quick post from your friendly north London tree surgery experts showing our work cleaning out epicormic shoots from the crown of a big lime tree and thinning out the regrowth from
Garden maintenance, LG trees style. This is just a quick Saturday morning shout out from LG trees to show you a side of garden maintenance you might not have seen before: one of our tree surgeons weeding a near vertical cliff face.
This is a recent example of how we can transform a garden through tree surgery in north London. The photo below shows a sycamore on the left with the brown dead leaves of well established ivy that had been severed at the