Safe & effective management & eradication of OPM (Oak Processionary Moth) The larvae, or caterpillars, of the oak processionary moth can affect the health of oak trees, people and animals. They feed on oak leaves, and large populations can strip trees bare,...
Our Tree of the Month at 4 Seasons Tree Care is the vibrant Holly, otherwise known as Ilex aquifolium. At this time of year holly seems to be everywhere. Whether real or plastic, on cards or in lights; the unique leaf shape of this evergreen tree is a gift to...
Our Tree of the Month at 4 Seasons Tree Care is the wonderful English Oak, otherwise known as Quercus robur. English oak is arguably the best known and loved of British native trees. It is the most common tree species in the UK, especially in southern and central...
Kretchzmaria deusta is a common tree fungus in the UK affecting a range of broad leaved trees leading to sudden breakage in otherwise apparently healthy trees. Please view the video below where Matt explains the effects of Kretchzmaria deusta fungus in further...
Our Tree of the Month at 4 Seasons Tree Care is the wonderful Walnut tree, otherwise known as Juglans regia. It’s a deciduous broadleaf tree which is native to south-east Europe and south-west China and can grow up to 35 metres in height. These trees are now found...
The ash tree (Fraxinus excelsior) is native to the United Kingdom and is actually the third most common tree in Britain, often dominating woodland areas. It thrives best in Fertile, deep and well drained soil in cool atmospheres, and it can be found all across Europe...
I am the Commercial Manager for Nicholas King Homes. Four Seasons Tree Care has worked for us on several of our developments, and has always been incredibly professional, courteous, helpful and contentious towards not only our staff, but also other contractors on site and local residents… FSTC have always conducted themselves incredibly proficiently and diligently and we would absolutely recommend them as a contractor, and look forward to working with them directly again in the future.
Esme Kennedy, Commercial ManagerNicholas King Homes
We have worked with 4 Seasons Tree Care for a number of years on a wide variety of projects. Matt and his team have always provided a highly professional service, working to agree timelines, within agreed budgets and always ensuring the work is to the highest standards. We are happy to recommend them to new and existing clients and look forward to continuing to work with them in the future.
Nick Bolton, Director & Principal Arboricultural ConsultantLockhart Garratt
We have around 50 acres of parkland, woodland and formal gardens with some fine, old and exotic specimen trees. Over the last 5 years, Four Seasons Tree Care have carefully worked on many of our best specimens, improving their safety and enhancing their beauty.
Four Seasons Tree Care has always provided sound advice on tree management and plans the work well to minimise any disruption to the estate.
Mr F Head Gardener - 50 acre estate
Four Seasons Tree Care Ltd have established themselves as a core regional contractor within our national network through offering a consistent and high-quality service to our insurer clients. Once a job is passed to Matt Vaughan and his team, we have complete confidence that it will be delivered diligently and with a high degree of professionalism. It is a pleasure to work with this company!
David Williams, DirectorMWA Arboriculture Ltd
Thank you again for the excellent job you and your team carried out over the two and half days you spent in our garden. As we said at the time my wife and I were very pleased and would not hesitate in endorsing your company at any time.
Approved, Recommended and Reviewed Tree Surgery Company in Thame OX922nd July 2021
Tree Surgery, Crown Reduction and Pruning Work in Oxford Area8th July 2021
Large pine tree removal and sectional felling in Oxford24th June 2021
Pruning oak & beech trees to remove low branches and open the view from garden in South Bucks17th June 2021
Crown Reduction to avenue of protected Lime trees in Princes Risborough10th June 2021