St Mary Redcliffe Tree Schedule

St Mary Redcliffe
Appendix B
BS 5837: 2012 Tree Schedule
Tree/
Group
No.
Species
Height
(m)
Stem
Diam. at
1.5m
(mm)
Branch Spread (m)
N S E W
Canopy
Cleara
-nce
(m)
T1 Lime 18 580 7 3 6 6.5 2
Age
Class
Early
mature
T2 Horse chestnut 19 1230 6 8 12 7 1.6 Mature
T3 Lime 11 290 1 2 5 6 2.3
T4 Lime 16.5 430 4 4 5 5 2.0
Early
mature
Early
mature
T5 Lime 13.5 870 5 6 6 6 1.9 Mature
G6 Yew hedge 2-3 100-200 0.4
T7 Lime 11 470 6 1.5 1 3 1.2
Early
mature
Observations
Asymmetric canopy. Extensive basal growth. Showing
good vigour.
Four stems from 1.8m, with a "bowl" between - no
signs of significant decay. Small dead branches within
canopy, but showing good vigour, despite Leaf miner
infestation.
Suppressed. Could consider removal to give T2 and
T4 more space to develop.
Management
Recommendations
Estimated
Remaining
Contribution
(years)
BS 5837
Category
Grading
Protect
-ion
Distnce
(m)
Root
Protect.
Area
(m2)
Remove basal growth. >40 A2 7.0 152
Remove dead branches.
At same time carry out a
climbing inspection and
highlight structural
weaknesses.
>40 A2 14.8 684
15-30 B-C2 3.5 38
Good form structure and vigour. >40 A2 5.2 84
Twin stems which have fused, with western stem
bifurcating at 2m. Pollarded to 3.5m approximately 10
years ago- risk of decay where pollarded, weakening
attachment points.
A line of multi stem trees growing at approximately
0.7m spacing. Trees at southern end engulfed by
creepers and elder growth. Remainder, with fresh
growth but patchy. Some gaps. Low amenity value.
20-40 B2 10.4 342
Remove. 15-30 C2 2.4 18
Low vigour. Poor structure. Remove. 10-20 C2 5.6 100
G8 Berberis 3 25-50 0 Mature 10-20 C2 0.6 1
G9 Roses 1.8-2.2 25-50 0.5 Mature 10-20 C2 0.6 1
T10 Laburnum 3.2 200 4 0 2 3 1.7
T11 Holly 3.6 140 1 1 1 1 1.7
Early
mature
Early
mature
T12 Dogwood 3.8 200 0.5 3 0.5 3 1.6 Mature
T13 Cherry 5.5 270 3.5 3.5 3 3.5 1.8
T14 Cherry 8 140 2 2 1 2.5 2
T15 Amelanchier 8.5 160 2 2 0.5 3 3.5
Early
mature
Semimature
Semimature
Semimature
Three stems- 100,120,120mm- all leaning to north.
Good vigour and will provide attractive flowering, but
short lived.
Six stems from base- average 55mm. Variegated
variety. Low amenity value.
Three stems at 1.5m- 100,120,130mm. Poor structure.
Attractive flowering, but short lived.
Five stems from 1.3m. Ornamental variety. Good
crown shape and vigour.
10-20 B-C2 2.4 18
10-20 C2 1.7 9
10-20 B-C2 2.4 18
20-40 B2 3.2 33
Good form and vigour. >40 C2 1.7 9
Completely engulfed in ivy. Low branches dead. Remove. 5-15 C2 1.9 12
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St Mary Redcliffe
Appendix B
BS 5837: 2012 Tree Schedule
Tree/
Group
No.
Species
Height
(m)
Stem
Diam. at
1.5m
(mm)
Branch Spread (m)
N S E W
Canopy
Cleara
-nce
(m)
T16 Holly 5.5 120 1 1 0.5 1.5 1.3
T17 Holly 6 80 0.5 1 0.5 1 1.7
T18 Ash 7.5 160 1 2 1 2.5 3.5
T19 Holly 3.5 110 0.5 1 0 2 1.5
Age
Class
Semimature
Semimature
Semimature
Semimature
G20 Shrubs 1-2.5 50-75 0 Mature
Observations
Management
Recommendations
Estimated
Remaining
Contribution
(years)
BS 5837
Category
Grading
Protect
-ion
Distnce
(m)
Low branches removed. Good vigour. 20-40 C2 1.4 7
Twin stem from base- 30 and 70mm. Good vigour, but
low amenity value.
Root
Protect.
Area
(m2)
10-20 C2 1.0 3
Four stems from base- 60,60,60,120mm- tight forks. 20-40 C2 1.9 12
Leaning to west. Poor form. 10-20 C2 1.3 5
A mixture of mostly over mature and poorly managed
shrubs including elder and elaeagnus.
Remove 10-20 C2 0.9 3
G21 12no. lime 13 270 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 1.6
Semimature
Lift crown to provide 3m
Showing good vigour, creating an impressive avenue. ground clearance over
path and 1.8m over grass.
>40 A1 3.2 33
T22 Lime 13 260 5 4 4.5 4.5 1.6
Semimature
Part of avenue, extensive bark wounds to main stem,
but callusing.
Lift crown to provide 3m
ground clearance over
path and 1.8m over grass.
>40 A-B2 3.1 31
T23 Lime 300 5 5 5 4 1.6
Semimature
Lift crown to provide 3m
ground clearance over
path and 1.8m over grass.
>40 A1 3.6 41
T24 Lime 13.5 330 6 6 6 6 1.6
Early
mature
Good form and structure. Some damage to surface
roots.
>40 A1 4.0 49
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