Whether you crave privacy in your garden, or want to create a classic look – you can’t beat a hedge for defining a boundary. Once established, hedges provide a vital habitat for nesting birds, offer shelter to endangered wildlife such as hedgehogs and can even attract beneficial insects such as butterflies. Hedges aren’t just about
We’re right in the thick of it now with trees pretty much empty of leaf and the ground looking overrun, but is it really that bad. Before you get the leaf blower out let’s think about what benefits there are too having leaf coverage. Put the leaves into your compost bin As you sweep up
Stephen Bacon Tree Surgeons hhave been providing a professional and insured services to clients in and around Chichester, West Sussex and Hampshire for over 10 years. We pride ourselves on the work we do and offer Free Quotations on all jobs. Hedges We work on all size of hedgerows, helping to maintain both the look
Finding a qualified and reliable tree surgeon in chichester is important if you want to look after your trees and shrubs both now and in the future. Stephen Bacon Tree Surgeons are based in Sidlesham, near Chichester and cover the surrounding areas offering a wide range of tree surgeon services. As a team of qualified
Stephen Bacon Tree Surgeons are proud to support the FLOW project. This Heritage Lottery Funded Project is focussed on assessing the many ditches and waterways on the Manhood Peninsula to see how this network of wetland habitat is linked, identify areas of improvement for drainage and habitat improvement, and to highlight the benefits of well-managed
Stephen Bacon is a qualified tree surgeon in Birdham, West Sussex. The work Stephen and his team do is first rate as can be shown on Check a Trade with ratings in the high 9’s from all of his clients which really speaks for itself. As a local, fully qualified and registered tree surgeon in
Leylandii are a fast growing coniferous tree often used for hedges especially in the West Sussex area as the area is quite exposed to wind so people have created wind shields with them. The downside is they are very aggressive and dominant, often damaging soil and reducing the wildlife that might prefer a more hospitable
A recent job saw us having to fell a Cracking Willow tree that had long since died and was now becoming a hazard. As with any tree felling, a site risk assessment is necessary, looking at the environment we will have to work in and all external elements to make sure we can work as
Most trees that grow near a building cause very little damage, but there are times when, subsidence and damage to foundations can be linked to the roots from a tree that is coming into conflict. The first you many be aware of it could be a drain that starts to leak or overflow, a paving