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Anyone know or recommend a tree surgeon who will work in SE9 area?
Clem_Snide
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Have a conifer in the back garden that needs removing and a large apple tree that is over hanging a neighbours garden and needs trimming.
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Yeah, I know one. Branches everywhere.
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Bloody hell Oggy - you been on the turps this afternoon or something?0
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My wifes cousin is a tree surgeon - will get his details and ping them over...
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Yeah, I know one. Branches everywhere.
Leaf it out.0 -
My wife trimmed her bush recently. I'll ask her.
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Yeah, I know one. Branches everywhere.
That's acorny one
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As soon as i saw this thread i knew it was gonna be full of folk taking the piss...........
Looking for a serious answer on here? you're barking up the wrong tree
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Common. A conifer and an apple tree ! Surely you don't need a tree surgeon for such a treefelling matter ;0)0
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Clem - have sent you a message (I think - first time I have tried it!)...let me know if you don't get it!0
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Clem - have sent you a message (I think - first time I have tried it!)...let me know if you don't get it!
Cheers got it.
The rest of you knob off......:-)0 -
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Try Graham Wood (yes, Wood!!) 0208297 9572. Very reliable, good prices.
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I 'wood'n't use him, he's 'bark'ing mad!0
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ah, I've just twigged what this thread is about!0
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Best to get a proper arborist, rather than a cowboy yielding a saw.0
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I heard Mr. Wood's a forest supporter.0
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You wood be lucky... barking up the wrong tree if you think information on this site is evergreen
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Are you looking for one, two or "Tree Fellers"0
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Try Graham Wood (yes, Wood!!) 0208297 9572. Very reliable, good prices.
He has several branches across south London.0 -
If he's local, you won't need to make a trunk call
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An arborist: you going to burn them down then?0
