Irish Yew trees are a staple of historic landscapes, formal gardens, and churchyards. However, their fastigiate (upright) form can sometimes require wiring to prevent them from falling apart and becoming unsightly over time.
We were recently commissioned by a historic property in Northamptonshire to wire over 100 Irish Yew trees within a formal garden.
To complete the work safely and effectively, we used a cherry picker to expertly install specialist wire and connectors, carefully drawing the foliage back into shape and restoring this beautiful avenue of yew trees.
Do you own a formal garden or manage large grounds and would like expert advice or professional tree care for your important tree collection?








