Ash Dieback
Ash Dieback is a serious threat to the health and safety of our local landscapes. At Greenway Tree Care, we provide expert Ash Dieback management services across Cheltenham, Gloucester, Stroud, and the surrounding Cotswold area.
Whether you need an assessment, treatment, or safe removal of affected trees, our team is here to help protect your property and preserve the environment.
Our experienced arborists use the latest techniques to identify and manage Ash Dieback, ensuring the disease doesn’t spread further.
We offer comprehensive solutions, from monitoring visits to the careful removal of infected trees, all while minimising disruption to your landscape.
If you’re concerned about Ash Dieback on your property, don’t wait. Contact Greenway Tree Care today for a consultation or no-obligation quote, and let us help you safeguard your trees and surroundings.
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Areas We Cover for Ash Dieback
Greenway Tree Care offers Ash Dieback services from two bases covering the Cotswolds and Newbury.
Our Cotswold base covers major towns including Gloucester / Cheltenham / Tewkesbury / Stroud / Cirencester / Winchcombe / Bishops Cleeve
Our Newbury base covers major towns such as Reading, Andover and Basingstoke.
Can’t see your area listed? Don’t worry, we can travel. Get in touch today to discuss your requirements and book a no obligation quote.
Sunnybrook House
Newbury
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What to Expect
Step 1
Arrange a date for us to visit.
Step 2
Receive our FREE quote and available start times
Step 3
We carry out your job.
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Meet
The team
Jonny Platt -
Managing Director
Jonny founded the company in 2018, with over 20 years of experience in the arb industry. He is passionate about trees and landscapes and throughly enjoys the day to day running of this growing business.
Charles Foundling
Operations Manager
Charles plays a vital role in the day to day running of Greenway. With responsibility for the landscaping and groundworks operations, Charles also manages our Newbury area works. He is practical, polite and a very hard worker. If you need something done...Call Charles.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ash Dieback?
Ash Dieback, also known as Chalara dieback, is a fungal disease that affects ash trees. It causes leaf loss, crown dieback, and bark lesions. If left untreated, it can lead to the death of the tree, posing safety risks and damaging ecosystems.
How can I tell if my ash trees are affected by Ash Dieback?
Signs of Ash Dieback include dark patches on leaves, dying tops of trees (crown dieback), and lesions on the bark that can develop into diamond-shaped fissures. If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s important to get a professional assessment.
What should I do if I suspect my trees have Ash Dieback?
If you suspect Ash Dieback, contact professional arborists like us at Greenway Tree Care. We can provide a thorough assessment and confirm whether your trees are affected. Early detection is crucial for managing the disease effectively.
Can Ash Dieback be treated?
While there is no cure for Ash Dieback, the impact can be managed with proper care and interventions. Our services include sanitation pruning to remove infected material, improving tree vitality through appropriate care, and, if necessary, safely removing severely affected or dead trees to prevent further spread.
Is it necessary to remove infected trees?
Removal may be necessary if the tree poses a safety risk or if it’s severely infected and beyond recovery. However, each case is evaluated individually, and we aim to preserve trees whenever possible. Our team can advise on the best course of action based on the condition of your trees and the surrounding environment.
How does Greenway Tree Care handle the disposal of infected trees?
We follow strict biosecurity measures to prevent the spread of the disease when disposing of infected trees. Infected material is carefully handled and often destroyed on-site to avoid contaminating other areas.
How can I prevent Ash Dieback from spreading to my other trees?
Preventing the spread of Ash Dieback involves regular monitoring, maintaining tree health, and applying biosecurity measures, such as cleaning tools and equipment that have come into contact with infected trees. Our team can provide guidance and services to help keep your trees healthy and resilient.
Do you offer ongoing monitoring for Ash Dieback?
Yes, we offer ongoing monitoring services to help manage Ash Dieback effectively. Regular check-ups allow us to catch any new signs of infection early and take appropriate actions to safeguard your trees and property.
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