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Re: Root pruning of ash trees

Subject: Re: Root pruning of ash trees
From: John Gillbert
Date: Jun 10 2008 12:25:02 
Nick,
Further to Robert's information the Forestry Commision pdf "The Influence of
soils and species on Tree Root Depth" may assist in applying root morphology
data in different soils. 


http://tinyurl.com/6z3v9h

Regards

John Gillbert
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From: "Penlington, Robert" <Robert.Penlington@xxxxxxxxx.gov.uk> 
To: "UK Tree Care" <uktc@xxxxxx.tree-care.info>
Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2008 1:11 PM
Subject: RE: Root pruning of ash trees
Arb journal vol 14 No. 3 August 1990 contains examples with characteristics
of certain sp's rootplate morphology. 'Tree Root Plate Morphology' & 'The
wind blown trees survey: analysis of results' in association with Task Force
Trees, following on from windblowns from '87 storm (Gasson & Cutler) 

Examples mainly taken within Kew's grounds (Nb old Thames bed).



Robert Penlington
Tree Preservation Officer
Urban Design & Landscape
Development Projects
City Directorate, Coventry City Council
Civic Centre 4  5.05
Much Park Street
Coventry, CV1 2PY

Tel: 024 7683 1269
robert.penlington@xxxxxxxxx.gov.uk
Fax:  024 7683 2630

http://www.coventry.gov.uk/ccm/content/city-development-directorate/planning-%26-transportation/strategy-and-planning/planning/making-an-application-to-do-works-to-trees.en

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-----Original Message-----
From: Burke Nick (DEL) [mailto:Nick.Burke2@xxxxxxxxxx.gov.uk]
Sent: 10 June 2008 12:51
To: UK Tree Care
Subject: Root pruning of ash trees


I have had a case where an ash tree has had its roots severely pruned
without consent and have to write a report. Does anyone know of any
literature I can cite and where I can find this (or can anyone email me
any?).

Nick Burke
Planning Officer - Arboriculture
Environmental Planning,
Development Services
Sheffield City Council,
Howden House
1 Union Street,
Sheffield,
S1 2SH
T: 0114 2734198
F: 0114 2735002
nick.burke2@xxxxxxxxxx.gov.uk

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