Southfields Farm, Town Green Street, Rothley, Leicestershire, LE7 7NX Data via plota.co.uk
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TO BE CONFIRMED T1- Ash- Fell to ground level- Greater than 75% die back throughout the crown, Tree continues to decline rapidly year on year. Evidence of Large bracket fungus at the base of the tree believed to be Pseudotrametes gibbose, causing white rot. Proposal is to remove tree to ground level as it poses a high public health and safety risk to the highway it is adjacent to. T2- Ash- Fell to ground level- Greater than 75% die back throughout the crown. Several species of bracket fungus present at the base and throughout the canopy of the tree. Tree has been shedding large branches, and has evidence of large cavities in several limbs throughout the canopy. Tree also has a large cavity at the base measuring approximately 300mm in diameter and extending up to 400mm vertically up the stem. The root plate is also exposed. Proposal is to remove tree due to its proximity to a heavily used footpath and bridleway, which is also the sole access to the farm house. Replant both trees with a native hardwood species. Data via plota.co.uk
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