Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers are accused of criminal damage to the tree and to Hadrian's Wall.
Two men accused of felling one of the UK's most famous trees are to appear before a crown court judge later.
The pair are also accused of causing £1,144 worth of damage to Hadrian's Wall, a Unesco World Heritage Site, which was hit by the falling tree.
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