PJK Tree Services

15/08/2023

One of so many, once magnificent trees, dangerous and felled due to Ash Dieback. Our landscape is going to look very different in a few years time when all our Ash is gone 😢

13/08/2023

What climbers do on their day off!! Great day with Wesley Monaghan at Moynalty Steam Threshing Festival

23/03/2023

Big stick!! Well earned nap 💪🥵💤

30/01/2023

Today's super hero is 🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁 -
Shadow Man 😂

11/01/2023

Dangerous tree in a delicate spot - no problem 💪🌳🏗

05/10/2022

08/09/2022

Pruning works - it's amazing the amount of light a garden can get back with proper pruning. Great days work, despite a napping trainee 😆 She'll learn. Homeward bound ☀️☀️☀️

29/08/2022

Room with a view 😆

24/08/2022

"An old dog for a hard road" 💪💪🐕

24/08/2022

Ash dieback has never been more prevalent than it has this season 😕 In some parts of the country Ash makes up the vast majority of our roadside trees. A fungal pathogen, originating in Asia, first introduced to Ireland in 2012, is set to wipe out all native Ash within the next two decades. Research is underway to establish genotypes tolerant to dieback but the sad fact is that current Ash will soon be gone from our landscape. Along a 2km stretch of roadway 68 Ash trees, from young to mature, are all battling the disease. Not one healthy tree remains. Severely diseased and dangerous trees, in an advanced stage, are easy to spot, like the ones below. First signs of disease are a little harder to detect, seemingly healthy trees will begin to show bare branches. A study in the UK was hopeful to prove that some semi mature Ash may be able to withstand the disease and recover however latest results from that study have proven otherwise. Imagine our landscape without Ash? When you realise how many there actually are it's an awful prospect indeed.

05/08/2022

Dead and dangerous trees often house bees, beekeeper to the rescue - queen located, hive relocated, all's well that ends well 🐝🐝

30/07/2022

Grand soft day for it 🌧🌧🌧