Tree Surgeons & Garden Maintenance
Wall and Tree in Cockermouth are tree surgeons offering a range of garden services, including garden maintenance, tree removals, stump grinding and fencing repairs. Council applications can also be completed for work on trees covered by TPOs or that are subject to conservation area restrictions. We are based in Cockermouth and operate throughout Cumbria & The Lake District.
Wall & Tree offer a range of forestry services to larger land owners, including felling, stock fencing, tree planting and maintenance.
We pride ourselves on continuous development and training to enable us to offer the best services available. We are fully insured and are trained to NPTC standards in all aspects of tree surgery and the safe use or pesticides.
If you would like to know more about our services please feel free to call for an informal chat.
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The first two limited edition t-shirt designs (squirrel & oak tree) for the Lowe Maintenance dales demo day.
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It's been a busy couple of weeks for Wall & Tree, with everything from removing and reducing trees, cutting hedges, attending trade shows, expanding the forestry team and sorting new planting contracts.
But even when we're flat out there's always time to enjoy the small things.
This short video shows part of an English yew (taxus baccata) . These trees can live for thousands of years.
Yew trees aren't ancient until they are over 900 years old, and are often found in grave yards.
They are a highly toxic plant with only the red flesh of the aril ( called berries, but actually cones) being edible.
The seeds in the centre of the arils contain taxine alkaloids, a highly toxic substance.
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Reece in a mass of ivy trying to avoid the bugs. ... See MoreSee Less
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