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Introduction: The weeping willow tree, with its graceful, cascading branches and delicate leaves, is an iconic symbol of tranquillity and natural beauty. These elegant trees have a unique charm that captivates those who encounter them. At Giltbrook Tree Surgeons, we deeply appreciate the allure of weeping willow trees and understand the importance of proper maintenance…

Introduction A well-landscaped garden thrives on balance — the perfect mix of greenery, shade, and sunlight. However, when trees become too dense or overgrown, they can block natural light, leaving your outdoor spaces feeling dark, damp, and uninviting. Strategic tree removal and pruning can dramatically transform your garden, creating more sunlight while maintaining the health…

Introduction: Tree trimming is both an art and a science. To achieve optimal results, it’s crucial to understand the unique growth patterns of trees and how they respond to trimming. At Giltbrook Tree Surgeons, we recognise the importance of this knowledge and its role in promoting trees’ health, beauty, and longevity. This blog post will…

Introduction When it comes to looking after your trees, it can be tempting to reach for the ladder and tackle the job yourself. But many aspects of tree care go well beyond routine pruning. In fact, attempting certain tasks without the right training, tools or knowledge can lead to serious injury, long-term tree damage, or…

Introduction: Fruit trees are a delightful addition to any garden, offering shade and beauty and the promise of a bountiful harvest. However, proper trimming and pruning are essential to maximise fruit production and maintain the overall health of your fruit trees. This blog post will explore the art of trimming fruit trees to ensure a…

When a tree is felled, many homeowners choose to leave the stump in place, thinking it’s harmless or even charming. However, what happens to that stump over time is often more than most expect. At Ilkeston Tree Surgeons, we frequently see the long-term impact of forgotten stumps — and it’s rarely good news. Should You…