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Online: Trees and the underground (Part B) – which method to use where, why and how

  • CPD Value: This event is awarded 2 CPD Hours
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Wed 19 Jul 2023 Online FREE Book now

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Time: 2-4pm

Our Professional Development Partner TDAG would like to invite you to this online seminar on Wednesday 19th July.

Of course, trees need to be considered in four dimensions – what their roots are doing underground, what their trunks are doing at ground level, what their canopies are doing above ground and how all these change and increase over the fourth dimension of time. At TDAG we do not talk about ‘tree planting’ we talk about ‘tree establishment’ and the key to successful establishment, apart from the health and quality of the tree stock, is ‘where’ and ‘how’ the trees in planted in the first place. This seminar will take a balanced look at different planting methods and which method is most appropriate for which location with a particular focus on street trees and podium planting.

Chair: Jim Smith, Urban Forestry Adviser, Forestry Commission

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Hen Abbott, Principal Highways Coordinator, Gloucestershire County Council

Stockholm 20 years on

Bjorn Embren, Arboricultural Consultant and former tree officer for the City of Stockholm

Or do we combine methods?

Martin Gammie, Director, Consulting with Trees

Case study: podium garden in Seething Lane, City of London and the role of cell systems.

Steve Chatwin-Grindey, Commercial Director DeepRoot Urban Solutions

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