In the realm of urban planning and environmental conservation, the significance of green spaces is highly significant but is easily overlooked by policy makers, land managers and in some cases communities in which they area situated. Trees are an important part of our...
In the intricate web of forest ecosystems, the presence of Ganoderma, a wood-decaying fungus, unfolds a fascinating narrative. While it is often recognised for its role in compromising the structural integrity of trees, there exists a paradoxical aspect to its...
In the midst of bustling cities, where concrete dominates the landscape, the importance of the urban forest cannot be overstated. The urban forest provides essential ecological, social, and economic benefits, from purifying the air to offering a respite from the urban...
In the verdant landscapes of the United Kingdom, one tree species stands as an enduring symbol of strength, resilience, and ecological significance—the English Oak (Quercus robur). Renowned for its majestic presence, this native tree plays a crucial role in shaping...
It might look pretty, but getting rid of Japanese knotweed can be an ugly business. Since it’s introduction to the UK in the mid-19th Century as an ornamental plant, the question of how to treat Japanese Knotweed has been one leaving gardeners in a tangle. A Japanese...
The common rowan tree (Sorbus aucuparia), sometimes known as a mountain ash in the UK is one of many deciduous trees (sometimes also found as a shrub). It has silvery, smooth bark, pinnate (feathery) foliage and dense clusters of blossoms, which develop into...
While many people may have heard the term tree surgeon, arborist, or arboricultural consultant in relation to trees, very few actually know what the job entails. In this blog we’re asking what is an arborist? How is an Arborist different to a Tree Surgeon or an...