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.
Ginkgo Biloba (Maidenhair tree) leaves. ... See MoreSee Less
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Low's Fir ( Abies concolor lowiana) at Cragside.
I couldn't see the top of this tree, but it easily had a 5 foot diameter, and it just went on and on up into the sky. ... See MoreSee Less
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A visit to Cragside today, what a fantastic place to de-stress and re-charge the batteries.
None of the photos do this place justice, we'll definitely be back because a single day just isn't enough time to see everything. ... See MoreSee Less
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A change of pace on a Sunday, doing a couple of quotes around Kirkland & Emmerdale bridge.
Then a walk along the shoreline of Ennerdale water.
Emmerdale water is a glacial lake that is 2 1/2 miles long and ranges from 1/2 to 1 mile wide. It has a depth of 150 feet at it's deepest point
The lake is the most westerly lake in the lake district,
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Apparently Bill Clinton former us president, proposed to his future wife Hillary on its banks. ... See MoreSee Less
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This little amphibian walked onto our job site yesterday.
A juvenile common toad (bufo bufo) no more than 15mm in length. Common toads are widespread across the UK, and are useful because they eat slugs, snails and other garden invertebrates.
The common toad can grow to 130mm, with females being larger than males, they tend to walk rather than jump / hop like frogs.
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The sloe berries are coming along nicely,
Often found in hedgerows, the sloe is the fruit of the Prunus spinosa (blackthorn)
These marble sized berries, which are very tart, astringent & bitter (when raw) are often used to flavour gins or to make jams and jellies.
They are best picked after the first frosts of the year, which help reduce the sharpness of their flavour. ... See MoreSee Less
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