I've been talking to Peter Wilkins this morning and we were discussing
root barriers. I know this has come up before, but whereas there are
lots of new ideas about how to employ barriers, are there any good
figures out there for them actually being successful over the longer
term, following the initial cutting back of the trees rooting system?
When the trees has recovered say in ten years.
Ron Howe
Planning Tree Officer
Mole Valley District Council
Pippbrook, Reigate Road
Dorking, Surrey, RH4 1SJ
Tel. 01306 879 286
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Greetings Forum. We are running a THREATS training day 19th August for two
local authorities & have spare capacity. The day will consist of training
in the use of THREATS, including advanced tree defect assessment,
comprising a mix of class & field work. Probable venue St Albans. Cost
dependant on numbers, but no more than £180 (exc VAT). Contact JFL or
Sally on 01767 641648 or email jfl@xxxxx.uk.com or baldwin@xxxxx.uk.com.
Booking will close 15th July @ 1200
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