Ash Dieback has infected many of the woodlands on the Salisbury Plain Training Area
To protect the future of uninfected ash trees, the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO),...
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Category: Pests and diseases
Ash dieback project launches International Year of Plant Health
3,000 trees have been planted in Hampshire as part of a pioneering project to tackle ash dieback....
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Safety concerns prompt felling of a diseased tree in Exeter
A large copper beech tree colonised by giant polypore fungus will have to be felled in Exeter...
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New hope for trees affected by ash dieback
New research has identified the genetic basis of resistance to ash dieback in UK trees, opening up...
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Over half of Europe’s native trees face extinction
Over half (58%) of Europe’s endemic trees are threatened with extinction. This is according to...
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Dying trees in Chestnut Walk Reading to be replaced
Dying and diseased trees along Reading’s historic Chestnut Walk are set to be removed and replaced...
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Tree felled by the same person that planted it 40 years ago
When trainee tree surgeon Leo Lamont joined the council back in the late 1970s one of his first...
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Tackling the Toxic Caterpillar
With reports of Oak Processionary Moth on the rise, Pro Landscaper finds out exactly what the tree...
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Caution urged by growers and traders on oak imports
A group of Horticultural Trades Association (HTA) traders and growers are urging importers to...
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VIDEO: Adur and Worthing step up action against Ash Dieback disease
A task force has been created to help control a deadly disease which could wipe out all Ash trees...
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Free resource offers support in dealing with ash dieback
A free guide to dealing with ash tree dieback has been published by one of the UK’s largest...
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Diseased and damaged trees to be removed from city park
Two prominent trees in Worcester’s Gheluvelt Park are to be removed to protect the safety of the...
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