26/07126/TCA
131 Hamilton Terrace London NW8 9QR
T1. Mimosa Tree Rear Garden/Close to House:Upper crown looking slightly sparse;Selectively reduce crown height and spread by 1.5m, pruning the longer stem sections back to suitable growth points to leave a natural, rounded appearance. Remove dead branches throughout the crown area that are over 2.5cm in diameter, and inspect the crown for any adverse conditions. T2. Oven's Wattle Rear Garden:Leaning;Selectively reduce crown height by 1.5m and spread by 1m, pruning the longer stem sections back to suitable growth points to leave a natural, rounded appearance. Remove dead branches throughout the crown area that are over 2.5cm in diameter, and inspect the crown for any adverse conditions. T3. Mimosa Tree Rear Garden/Patio Area:Perfect specimens:Selectively reduce crown height by 1.5m and spread by 1m, pruning the longer stem sections back to suitable growth points to leave a natural, pyramidalappearance. Remove dead branches throughout the crown area that are over 2.5cm in diameter, and inspect the crown for any adverse conditions. T4. Cherry Tree Rear Garden: Perfect specimens and in symmetry with adjacent Cherry; Selectively reduce crown height by 1.5m and spread by 1m, pruning the longer stem sections back to suitable growth points to leave a natural, pyramidal appearance. Remove dead branches throughout the crown area that are over 2.5cm in diameter, and inspect the crown for any adverse conditions. T5. Cherry Tree Rear Garden: Perfect specimens and in symmetry with adjacent Cherry; Selectively reduce crown height by 1.5m and spread by 1m, pruning the longer stem sections back to suitable growth points to leave a natural, pyramidal appearance. Remove dead branches throughout the crown area that are over 2.5cm in diameter, and inspect the crown for any adverse conditions. T6. Hoheria/Lacebark Rear Garden: Selectively reduce crown height by 1.5m and spread by 1m, pruning the longer stem sections back to suitable growth po
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19 Oct 2026
NW8 9QR
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