Tricky 3 days sorting out windblown conifers with Steady Joe Haines and his great forestry equipment. After the removal of acres of diseased Larch the remaining Hemlock and Lawsons Cypress were left newly exposed to wind forces, hence the mess. Flopped, snapped, sprung, hung up, rootheaved, you name it! And a great day spraying invasive… Continue reading

Heres a classic example of this devastating and now completely widespread disease. If the tree is in a hazardous location then this is the point in time to remove it. If it declines any more and cannot be felled, then it will be unsafe to climb and will need to be dismantled from a cherrypicker… Continue reading