Trees within the grounds of the 'Old Vicarage' Church Street , Moulton, within Moulton Conservation Area. -Two beech trees on the road frontage: carry out a minor crown lift over the road and tip prune from encroaching into the power lines. -One Lawson cypress in the vicinity of the south eastern corner of the garden: remove in poor condition, due to over shadowing by neighbouring trees. - One large weeping willow adjacent to the southern boundary of the garden, parallel to the house: reduce the crown by no more than 45%, to improve the safety of the tree as it is in poor condition. - One ash in the vicinity of the south western corner of the garden:reduce low branch over-hanging the lawn by one third to improve the shape of the tree and remove split damaged branch for safety. - One large lime located between the north eastern corner of the house and outbuildings: carry out a major crown clean, (to clear epicormic growth, rubbing, duplicate and crossing branches likely to rub) and remove dead wood. Minor reduction of branches is required to give clearance to the house.The works to be carried out to improve the health of the tree, and for safety. - One oak in the vicinity of the south eastern corner of the garden: minor tip pruning over the road side for safety.

In the garden of the Old Vicarage Church Lane Moulton