Ash dieback is a highly destructive disease of ash trees. Ash dieback can be found in most parts of the UK. The disease is particularly destructive of our native, common ash. Trees are infected in the summer by airborne spores from fruit bodies occurring on the central stalks of fallen leaves. Infections leads to dead branches throughout the crown. It is caused by fungus. If you suspect Ash dieback please give us a call.

S Burnett Tree Surgery are a point of contact for Ash dieback concerns. We have the skills, experience and equipment to deal with all Ash dieback needs.

We have carried out the following Ash dieback jobs:

• Large Scale Roadside Clearance

• Estate Work

• Woodlands

• Domestic back garden trees

Ash dieback woodland felling for Wiltshire Wildlife Trust carried out by S Burnett Tree Surgery and Forestry Contractors Ltd.