Hall Yard Cottage, Dog Lane, Fenny Compton, Southam, CV47 2YD

-T1 - Sambucus nigra 'Black Lace' cultivar of the common elder - height approximately 4m. Coppice the trunk and maintain as a multi-stemmed shrub at about 2-2.5m above ground level

T1 - oak - Fell.

1. Deadwood & ivy removal on Yew to rear to return the tree to a healthier and more sustainable state. 2. Deadwood & ivy removal on 2 Yews to west of the house & near pond to improve the long-term health of both trees. 3. Remove apple tree amongst 2 yews to the west of the house ? tree covered in ivy and impacting the health of the 2-yew trees. 4. Fell four dead trunks nearest to pond (southwest of the house) to support healthy growth of other trees and plants. 5. Fell dead Yew by pond (southwest of the house) : this yew is not recoverable and in danger of large branches falling : felling would open up light to the large and natural pond and other trees. 6. Fell 2 dying conifer by pond (southwest of the house), several conifer in this area have already died - see point 4. 7. Front wall along The Slade : Fell approx. 2 dead Scots pine and 16 dead Lawson cypress : these are a priority with some risk of falling into The Slade - In 2024/5 one similar tree fell into the Slade closing the road. 8. Front the overgrown holly bush to the front of the house & deadwood the yew to approx. half height and remove ivy that it damaging the tree.