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...
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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...
Sick Series: Is the oozing wound on my horse chestnut infectious or dangerous?
Yes. Well, that was the quickest blog I’ve ever written! OK, you’ll probably want to know how worried you should...
How to identify what you have in your garden
The blossoms are in full bloom and soon flowers and fruits will start to appear on your trees as they...
Sick Series: The Asian longhorn beetle’s insatiable appetite
We’ve written quite a few articles on the pests that can spell disaster for your garden trees, but the Asian...
Sick Series: Horse chestnut leaf-mining moth
As we have seen in previous ‘sick tree’ series blogs, moths really can be a nuisance to our tree population...
UPDATE ON CORONAVIRUS
Re: COVID-19 UPDATE ThorsTrees.COVID-19.Letter.19.3.20 (click link above to download letter) To our Thor’s Trees community, Firstly, we hope that you’re...