T1- Copper Norway maple. Reduce and reshape the tree by 1.5-2m off height and lateral spread to manage the overall size and spread to allow more light filtration into the garden. Prune away from the neighbouring Scots pine to give 1m of separation between the trees. T2- Scots pine. Crown raise the tree to 4m above ground level, remove the dead wood. T3- Apple. Reduce the tree by 1.5-2m to alleviate weight on the decaying main stem. Woodpecker holes are present with extensive decay. T4- Fig. Prune the tree to manage as a compact specimen (an annual prune of the fruit tree) the annual growth is approximately 50cm. T5- Cherry (by the house). Prune to manage the trees height and spread (a very small ornamental tree). Reduce the tree by 1m of height and lateral spread. T6- Formative prune of the small plum tree adjacent to the fence in the rear garden (a very small tree growing at the base of the fence removing dead diseased and crossing branches only. The tree is only 1.5m tall). TG7- Crown raise the overhanging sycamore branches to 6m above ground level over the pear tree to allow more space for the pear to develop. The tree is being over topped by the neighbours trees. *please excuse the lack of photos of the trees with this application

Tanners Cottage, Lower End, Great Milton, OX44 7NF