- T1 ash - Fell. Growing in close proximity of fence and to avoid future damage to the drain its growing on - T2 yew - Remove the smaller stem of a twin stemmed yew to allow more light and to create a better form with the remaining stem and tree. Smaller stem is suppressed and growing under the canopy offering very little to the form and aesthetics of the tree - T3 yew - Remove northeastern stem growing at approximately 60 degrees. Stem is out of shape and removing it will open up the corner of the garden and allow more light in - T4 yew - Remove deadwood and fractured branches within the canopy - T5 Leylandii - Fell. Tree is becoming very big for its location and will only continue to increase in size. It is overshadowing a smaller yew and beginning to encroach in to the growing space of a specimen cork oak - T6 yew - Repollard back to previous pollard points to bring the crown below the utility wires - T7 weeping willow - Repollard back to previous pollard points

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