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What is the maximum height that my neighbour can grow trees in his/her garden?

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What is the maximum height that my neighbour can grow trees in his/her garden?

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In general, there is no specific limit to the height that a tree is allowed to grow. Where evergreen trees or shrubs are grown as a hedge, which is more than 2m in height, the High Hedges Act may apply. An information pack, ‘What to do if your neighbours hedge becomes a problem’ is available from Neighbourhoods, Communities and Children’s Services (Tel 01302 736000). It is recommended that you follow the advice in the information pack and talk to your neighbour about the problem. This information is also available on the High Hedges – what to do page. Further information can be found on the Communities and Local Government website. The Council should only be involved as a last resort.

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