GREEN FINGERED FRIENDS WE NEED YOUR TREE HELP!

WHO'S GOOD IN THE GARDEN?!
Lady's and Gentlemen from near or far we are in need of your expertise on the matter of trees! And.. other.. shrubbery!
I reach out to you, the people, for help. Since moving to, and, developing my land I have planted many-a-tree around my property but none of them really seem like they're taking off...
Why do some trees still have last years leaves on yet others are bare? Do i need to trim the lower section of my Hornbeam's trunk to get the avenue look im after?
I don't have a clue! So I need you!7
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[@peterdunn2704]

Hi, landscaper here. Prune the hornbeam to create ‘clear stem’ with loppers not going too tight to the tree leaving 15- 20mm from the trunk. You can do this now before they come into leaf. Your avenue of oak looks good but you also should prune to create a clear stem, this allows the energy to concentrate on the crown. I would stop with the horse dung as it’s really needed as a soil conditioner mixed in when planting. Just throw a handful of grow ore round them a metre out from the tree, this will be absorbed and utilised far better than adding organic matter as it uses a lot of nitrogen to break down and starves the plant

[@leegilbert-wegobigorwegohome]

Hi Peter! Thank you for watching/commenting! I will definitely be trying all of the above! Thanks again!

[@grahamshakeshaft9796]

Hi Lee, GCS Machinery has just made a brilliant video on the pro's & cons of Green / Blue Tractors.
Thanks Graham.

[@leegilbert-wegobigorwegohome]

I will check it out! Apologies for not cranking our video out sooner!