48 Celia Crescent Exeter EX4 9DU
Oak in garden needs to be reduced by 15% by removing the lowest branch growing towards the bungalow7% of canopy to be removed, in total 16.1mRemaining canopy is the other one of two of the lower branches that is one continuous branch with no significant branches coming off it, then the main trunk separates into three lesser trunks with the largest facing the back field this has 7 main branches coming off it. Looking at the tree with your back to the property the left hand trunk of the main three has 4 main branches coming off it and the right hand trunk of the main 3 has 6 main branches coming off it. The lower remaining branch and the 3 main trunks occupy 93% of the tree, with approx 214m of significant trunks and branches.The proposal is to remove the lowest branch below the other smaller birch and below where the main trunk splits into three trunks which contains the bulk of the canopy. The tree will have a balanced appearance after the lowest limb is removed as there is plenty of canopy directly above the smaller branches of the lowest limb.