The Ash Tree
The ash tree is the third most common tree in Britain, behind the birch and the oak, according to the
Author: Cuma Arslan
Legal Series: Liabilities and Responsibilities of Ownership. A Quick Q&A
Many gardens have them and in Britain we love the presence of that shade-giving, season-welcoming, fauna habitat that is the
Sick Series: Acute Oak decline
Dieback is a common condition in Britain’s oak tree population, but in recent years the new menace of acute oak
Leyland Cypress
The Leyland Cypress is an evergreen tree, shaped much like a flame in silhouette with tiny dark green leaves and
Sick Series: Silver leaf attacking fruit varieties
Welcome to another article in our ‘sick tree’ series, our look at the most common nasties to attack your garden
Tips and Learning: Why is it so important to prune your trees in winter?
Winter is the ideal time to prune your trees. Ignoring this, or doing a poor job, could consign your trees
Sick Series: Why do the needles on my pine look like they’re dying?
The colourful symptoms of Dothistroma Needle Blight (DNB) have led to it also being known as Red Band Needle Blight
Ivy – characterful climber or creeping menace?
The vibrant blanket of green that is ivy gives a home and garden a sense of charm and character. Ivy-covered
Veteran Oak deadwood
This week Thor’s Trees were commisioned the much trusted task of deadwooding one of Enfield’s highly valued veteran Oak tree’s
Legal Series: A brief overview of your rights and responsibilities
If you have a tree in your garden, front or back, then you may well be responsible for any damage
