Dave Sayce, co-founder and managing director of Compare My Move, clarified: "Yes, you can trim a neighbor's tree if leaves, ...

A tree's branches growing over into your garden from your neighbour's side might be a cause for concern — but there are ...

If your neighbor's tree drops leaves onto your property, then congratulations, they are now your leaves. Leaves, acorns, and ...

Tree branches need to be cut down to stimulate growth. This is known as pruning. In this process, trimming makes the tree redirect nutrients and energy to its healthiest parts, rather than supporting ...

You are legally responsible for any expenses and potential damage caused by trimming your neighbor's tree. Experts recommend first talking with your neighbor to get permission before pruning any part ...

A pile of leaves, pieces of rotting fruit, dead tree branches. It's not your tree, it's not even planted inside your fence, but now it's your job to clean up its mess. The first reaction might be to ...