8 Todmore Greatham Liss Hampshire GU33 6AR
The oak tree has 3 main trunks and is really 3 trees, but has a canopy that looks like one tree as they grow so close together. Two of the main trunks are located close to the boundary of my fence, but are located in neighbours garden. 3rd trunk straddles the border between my neighbour and another neighbour. The lower branches of the tree covers the majority of my garden and are reaching close to the house. I would like to remove 3 main branches (lowest) on the two main trunks and 2 secondary branches (5 total). The tree surgeon I have spoken with and who has viewed the tree indicated that this would not harm the tree or affect the balance. I have spoken to the neighbour whose property the tree is in and they are happy for this work to go ahead.