If your neighbour’s plants have grown into your garden and are causing an eyesore, blocking the light or dropping leaves in your space, you’ll probably want to know if you can cut them back.
However, before you get out the secateurs, make sure you understand the rules around cutting your neighbour’s plants to ensure you aren’t breaking the law in the garden
‘It can be really frustrating when plants from your neighbour’s garden start to spill over into your space. In England and Wales, you’re allowed to cut back any plants that cross onto your property, but only up to the boundary line,’ says Natalie Welsh, Head of Property at HCB Widdows Mason.
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