On 9 Dec 2006, at 21:26, uktc-request@xxxxxx.tree-care.info wrote:
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On 7 Dec 2006, at 23:44, Jeremy Wright wrote:
In order to provide room for access to a small housing development,
there is
a proposal to move a mature Ginkgo tree about 2.5m. The tree is
probably 80
or more years old, has a crown diameter of 9.8m, trunk diameter of
0.64,
and height of 16m. There is a TPO on the tree. The proposal states
a 2 year
preparation period for moving the tree during which the roots will
be pruned
in segments. A 5 year watering period has been included
Has any one experience in moving a Ginkgo of this size, or of other
species
of comparable maturity?
What are the odds of this tree surviving?
Jeremy Wright
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Jeremy
Do you have any idea of the proposed budget?
If not, could you put me in touch with the proposers, please?
It would be very interesting to know from a (CTLA) tree valuation
point of view
I have a record of 35 k being spend on moving a strawberry tree
Regards
Adam
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