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Joeyy

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  1. Thank you for you thoughts. I do intend to write to them and have spoken to him already. Looking at the photos myself it's very full on the side we live and thin on the other, I'm a little more worried than before. Would it be silly to move out until it is resolved or Is it low risk? If we had a storm I don't think I would stay here personally.
  2. Here are some photos. It is the tree on the left where there are two in the photo. You can se sit is very big and a great concern to me. Am I right to be worried and want swift action? My house is out of shot but you can see my hedge directly opposite the tree.
  3. Hello. My neighbor has a huge mature beech tree next to my house separated by a country lane. Meripilus has fruited on it now for the third year and a week ago started to grow again. It is in 5 separate areas on the buttress roots, the tree being in a high hedgerow, the roots come down the bank. The crown is very thin this year. I will take photos and add these in a day or two. My question is would you be pushing to have the tree felled if you lived under it? Would cutting back the branches over my property make it unstable even more? Or would this help it fall away from my house? Any help will be good thank you. Joe

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