Meadow Lane Adj 107 Duchess Drive Newmarket Suffolk CB8 8AL Data via plota.co.uk
Description
T9 Beech - Reduce longest large branch situated over entrance to Meadow Lane by up to 2.5m - Situated over the road, remove major deadwood. Evidence of previous branch failure beneath the tree, likely removed from the road. The complete crown contains major deadwood, particularly over the road and is in some notable decline. Small historical cambium damage at the base of little concern. Large extended branch over the entrance of Meadow Lane shows signs of previous secondary branch failures Data via plota.co.uk
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