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Annual Tree Planting

 

Planting new trees is a key part of our tree strategy, helping to maintain healthy tree cover for future generations. As part of the Council's ongoing commitment, an average of 100 trees have been planted each year over the past decade.

The most commonly planted trees are maple and oak, followed closely by poplar, pine, and cherry. To give them the best chance of survival, newly planted trees are regularly watered during their first year.

When trees are removed from Council land, it is crucial that they are replaced in the following planting season to sustain our tree heritage. New plantings are carefully chosen to consider their long-term impact on both the local and wider environment.

The primary aim of new planting is to maintain and expand tree cover within the borough, creating a resilient and diverse tree population. Trees are selected to thrive in their specific locations, adapting to challenges such as climate change, pests, and disease. Additionally, the planting strategy focuses on maximizing amenity, biodiversity, and other tree-related benefits.