Tree branches

Mojisola

in_need_ofhelp wrote: »

Just doesn't seem right that you can stand on a shed and lean over to your neighbours garden and cut a tree and then through it all back for you to dispose of

I don't suppose the neighbours think it's right that someone can allow a tree to grow over the boundary and impinge on next door's garden and that they had to do the work to cut it back.

The neighbours should have asked if the trimmings could be returned and they should have disposed of them if your parents didn't want them but then your parents should have made sure their tree wasn't overgrowing the boundary.

Funky_Bold_Ribena

Did they throw them over, or did they cut them cleverly so that they swung down and just happened to drop when they were on your parents' side of the fence?