Earlham Park Woods

Earlham Park and its woods sit on the western edge of Norwich, running down to the River Yare beside the University of East Anglia and close to the sprawling Victorian landscape of Earlham Cemetery. This is one of the most tree-rich corners of the city, with mature woodland, avenue trees around Earlham Hall and the broad, and the established gardens of the surrounding NR4 residential streets.

Properties that back onto the park and woods often have large, veteran trees at the bottom of their gardens - oaks, beeches, sweet chestnuts and ash. These bring real character but also real responsibility, particularly with ash dieback now widespread across Norfolk. We carry out crown reductions to retain and protect mature specimens where we can, along with careful dismantling and felling where a tree has become unsafe, and we always look to preserve the amenity value that makes this area so attractive.

We cover Earlham, the streets around the university and the wider NR4 area. Many trees close to the park and cemetery are protected by Tree Preservation Orders or sit within a conservation area, so professional advice and the right consents matter here. We handle the notifications to Norwich City Council on your behalf. Call 07467 536667 for a free, no-obligation quote.