A - Sycamore tree - prune lower branches growing over garage to provide clearance from roof by 2 metresB - Laurel tree - prune branches growing towards road and over garage roof to provide clearance by 2 metresC - Sycamore tree - prune lower branches growing over garage to provide clearance from roof by 2 metresD- Sycamore tree - prune lower branches growing towards lawn by 2 metresE - Sycamore tree - prune lower branches growing towards lawn by 2 metresF - Elm tree - prune low lying branches growing down towards lawn (to a height of 3m above lawn measured from ground level.)G - Cherry Plum tree - prune growth over boundary fenceH - Apple tree - prune/thin crowded branches to encourage stronger/healthier fruit produce (yearly)I - Apple tree - prune/thin crowded branches to encourage stronger/healthier fruit produce (yearly)J K L M N - Lime trees x 5 - Lob new growth above knuckle by one half P - Spruce tree - lob by one third where it is growing into sycamore treeQ - Sycamore tree - remove three lower branches which are growing downwards into hedgeR - Sycamore tree - lob overall tree height by one third and thin outS - Beech tree - Prune lower branches to height of 2m above hedge and thin outT - Lime tree - remove 3 established sprouts from base of main trunk and 1 self propagated trunk within 1 metre of main trunk

Court Cottage Farm Drive Purley CR8 3LP