Willow trunk replaced by crab apple.
We can remove a tree that is too big for your garden and replace it with something more suitable. In this case we removed a willow trunk that had been pollarded previously, ground out the stump, and planted a crab apple in its place. Below are the before and after photos. The supporting stake has been inserted at an angle so as to avoid damage to the tree’s root ball, and we’ve used a rabbit guard to prevent the young trunk being damaged by any animals.
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Tree removal and planting a replacement
Tidy job, i’m a tree surgeon myself that’s how i came across your blog, keep up the good work!
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Shane
Birmingham Tree Surgeons
Great work there. I like the before and after pictures. How long have you been in the tree business?
Looks like I’m in the same boat as Shane! I run a tree surgery business down in Bournemouth and that’s how I came across your site! Nice work Luke – and great marketing I guess!
– Josh
Hey there, first of all thank you so much for this post and honestly I was searching for the same information from last few days. Keep posting and keep sharing.
Willows, also called sallows, and osiers, form the genus Salix, around 400 species. Whenever we cut a tree, before that we need to know about its advantages and exhaustion. You did great job. Thanks for the informative information.