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Hi My neibours tree is taking over, my side of the fence is lifting next
will be the shed is there anything I can do on my side like feeding the
roots with something it's taken over my raised bed as well can't grow
anything it;s just full of roots.
Any Ideas what to do Thx in advance.T.R.

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Hi My neibours tree is taking over, my side of the fence is lifting next
will be the shed is there anything I can do on my side like feeding the
roots with something it's taken over my raised bed as well can't grow
anything it;s just full of roots.
Any Ideas what to do Thx in advance.T.R.


I would suggest that you have chat with your neighbours, doing anything to
the tree even if its legal will cause bad feelings and make both your lives
a misery.

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On 2013-11-20 14:23:02 +0000, Charlie Pridham said:

"ag.richards" wrote in message
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Hi My neibours tree is taking over, my side of the fence is lifting
next will be the shed is there anything I can do on my side like
feeding the roots with something it's taken over my raised bed as well
can't grow anything it;s just full of roots.
Any Ideas what to do Thx in advance.T.R.


I would suggest that you have chat with your neighbours, doing anything
to the tree even if its legal will cause bad feelings and make both
your lives a misery.


And it may be worth a *gentle* hint that his and your insurers will
take a very dim view if he does nothing and damage is caused to your
property or his.
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ag.richards wrote:
Hi My neibours tree is taking over, my side of the fence is lifting
next will be the shed is there anything I can do on my side like
feeding the roots with something it's taken over my raised bed as
well can't grow anything it;s just full of roots.
Any Ideas what to do Thx in advance.T.R.


You are perfectly entitled to cut the roots and any branches encroaching and
overhanging your property (provided you give them back to the owner) AND you
can claim for any damage to your property caused by the tree roots.

What you *CANNOT* do, is *LEGALLY* kill or damage any part of the tree that
is not on or overhanging your property.

That said, I would suggest that you have a chat with your neigbour and ask
him to remove the tree and kill or remove the stump before you take any
action.

Have a look at this link http://www.gardenlaw.co.uk/ and you may infromation
there from people who are far more qualified that I to give it.

For information, my neghbour had a mature sliver birch in his garden whose
roots were literally hitting my house wall several metres away and partially
lifting some patio paving, an overhanging branch was hitting my garden shed
roof and causing minor fence damage. A pleasant and non-confrontational chat
to him to explain the situation resulted in him having the tree
professionally removed and the stump flooded with a chemical to kill it
(removal would have caused even greater damage) - drinks all round at my
expense a few days later as a thank you.


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ag.richards wrote:
Hi My neibours tree is taking over

sic(removal would have caused even greater damage) sic- drinks all round at
my expense a few days later as a thank you.


Interesting to learn what species of tree is involved in Let it Be's case ?



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Hi My neibours tree is taking over, my side of the fence is lifting next
will be the shed is there anything I can do on my side like feeding the
roots with something it's taken over my raised bed as well can't grow
anything it;s just full of roots.
Any Ideas what to do Thx in advance.T.R.


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Hi My neibours tree is taking over, my side of the fence is lifting next
will be the shed is there anything I can do on my side like feeding the
roots with something it's taken over my raised bed as well can't grow
anything it;s just full of roots.
Any Ideas what to do Thx in advance.T.R.


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Hi My neibours tree is taking over, my side of the fence is lifting next
will be the shed is there anything I can do on my side like feeding the
roots with something it's taken over my raised bed as well can't grow
anything it;s just full of roots.
Any Ideas what to do Thx in advance.T.R.


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On 20/11/2013 09:13, ag.richards wrote:
Hi My neibours tree is taking over, my side of the fence is lifting
next will be the shed is there anything I can do on my side like feeding
the roots with something it's taken over my raised bed as well can't
grow anything it;s just full of roots.
Any Ideas what to do Thx in advance.T.R.

I smell a rat

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I smell a rat


Pete S agrees - we've been had methinks (:-(

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I smell a rat


Pete S agrees - we've been had methinks (:-(

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