Homes for Good
We look after more than 7,000 trees and we're committed to maintaining and increasing the level of tree cover across our estate. We recognise the significance of our trees and understand the social, environmental and financial benefits they provide. We will not only replace every felled tree located on communal land, but also plant additional trees to add to our stock.
This page includes lots of handy information about how we look after trees at Curo, and what residents need to know about trees in their garden.
We work hard to make our estates safe and popular places to live. So, it’s important the outside areas we’re responsible for are also a nice environment for everyone. Grounds maintenance is done throughout the year, but it increases between March and October, as this is when most greenery does its growing.
Curo once again partnered with More Trees BANES to plant small trees and shrubs on two sites in Bath.
More Trees for B&NES have teamed up with Blooming Whiteway and Curo to plant trees in Whiteway Green. The trees will be planted by volunteers on Friday 17 and Saturday 18 February 2023 from 10am to 1.30pm each day. If you’d like to come and help...
More Trees for B&NES have teamed up with Blooming Whiteway and Curo to plant trees in Whiteway Green. The trees will be planted by volunteers on Friday 17 and Saturday 18 February 2023 from 10am to 1.30pm each day. If you’d like to come and help...
A local tree-planting charity is looking for a new space to grow our tree seedlings. More Trees for Bath and North East Somerset is a small charity based in Bath.
Curo is using a special pruning method to save older trees so that they can be kept as habitats for wildlife. Joe Robson, senior arborculturalist at Curo, looks after 7,000 trees across our estates. “We use a method called ‘tree veteranizing’ to keep the ecological benefits of the tree while managing the risk it poses,” said Joe. “Branches are cut to make the tree look as if…
Curo has teamed up with local charities, businesses and its contractors to plant more than 100 trees this winter and spring across our estates. The latest trees were planted in just two days in February by volunteers from local Coop Food stores
On 5 November Saltford Parish Council, Saltford Community Association and Curo planted two oak trees in Saltford to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of VE Day. It had been hoped to plant the trees on the anniversary day itself, but this was prevented by the COVID-19 lockdown. When the trees are sufficiently large a commemorative plaque will be mounted on one of t…
