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Wait until the leaves drop, then any time. If you don't feel confident, or there is a chance they will fall on a building, get someone is with more experience, or if close to a building, a tree surgeon.
I discussed Chelara with a Forestry Commission expert at a Tree Health meeting I went to a couple of months ago. She said that the coppice growth gets adult immunity in about 10 years. If you have Chelara near you, the best advice is to leave them, but if not, particularly if they are likely to fall before that time from butt rot, or are otherwise a real nuisance, sooner rather than later, and hope the spread is slow. |
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