Fruit trees are planted to enjoy their produce, but unfortunately in many cases they do not get the care and attention they need to keep on producing fruit for you to enjoy for many years.
Their location within your garden in respect of root growth and sunlight are particularly important, but also their annual care through pruning is a necessity.
The size fruit trees are allowed to grow to is also important for ease of harvesting the fruit and limiting the amount of fruit that falls to the ground and is either bruised or wasted.
Pruning may only be the removal of any dead or damaged wood, but pruning does differ with each type of fruit tree and Richard Gauld, Tree Specialist can provide this service with advice for future care and attention. Identification of insect, pest and disease can also be carried out so that you will be able to enjoy your fruit harvest for many years.
More Services
Tree Surveys to BS 5837:2012 for Planning Applications
Richard Gauld’s invaluable experience as a local authority Tree Officer within a Planning Department and currently as a consultant, can help you when liaising with local authorities for authorisation to build.
Hedge Management
Hedges are more than just a line of shrubs. Many contain a variety of tree and shrub species. Hedges also provide significant habitat for our wildlife and this should be taken into account when maintaining them.
Veteran Tree Care
Veteran and ancient trees, mostly many hundreds of years old, deserve particular care and attention to prolong their life in our landscapes.
