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Pruning a mature horse chestnut
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08-05-2012, 08:09 PM posted to uk.rec.gardening
'Mike'[_4_]
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Pruning a mature horse chestnut
"Janet" wrote in message
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I suspect the OP's pleasure in having that tree
may well be ruined altogether. I'd almost rather get a TPO on it, go
out for the day and let it be felled completely, or have it turned into
a large stump up which they grow climbers.
For those who don't know what a TPO is :
A Tree Preservation Order will BAN a live healthy tree from being
felled, and owners who disobey a TPO on their tree would face a gigantic
fine for felling or damaging it.
Janet
From a VERY experienced Chappy whose business if felling/pruning trees .....
............... ""ABOUT"" £3000.00 .................
in HIS EXPERIENCE..
others will of course have other stories won't they?
Mike
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