So, take a few minutes to inspect the tree and see if there are any overhanging branches. Any medium- or large-sized branches overhanging your fence should be removed. You can prevent trees from damaging your fence, however, using the landscaping tips mentioned here. Just remember to maintain a 3-foot clearance, surround your fence with mulch and remove problematic branches.
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To avoid any potential damages, I will be sure to advise her to reach out to a tree trimming service as soon as possible. Your email address will not be published. Notify me of follow-up comments by email.
Notify me of new posts by email. Neighbours complain on everything, valid or not. OP just don't plant too close to the fence. As long, if the trees are on your property, it should be ok. It will take few years to get to the height. If you're planting cedars they won't encroach onto your neighbour's properties They can complain if they like but the municipality won't entertain those kinds of ridiculous complaints.
They are not a good city tree, very weedy and tend to drop branches and sometimes fall in storms. I have been keeping them for over 5 years, they now range from 15 to 20 ft.
I have never seen any dropped branches. Also, their branches are pretty flexible, thus they are ok to survive in storms unless you are talking about hurricane OP, just bear in mind that their width could easily grow over 5 ft though. Thus, if you have a small backyard, it might take a big chunk of your precious backyard space.
Keep in mind that Edmonton where the OP lives is a fairly dry climate with longer winters where trees grow slowly. It will be many years before height or proximity the fence becomes a problem. If he lived in Vancouver, any tree he plants would become a monster threatening the house within a couple of years. Because the wooden fence presents a solid barrier, cedar trees should not be planted too close to it.
The fence can interfere with the natural growth of the trees, and the trees can damage the fence. There are many cedar trees from which to choose. Some of them are true cedars Cedrus spp. There are also many hybrids and cultivars of the various species, offering an even wider selection.
When selecting cedar trees to plant along a wooden fence, the mature width of the tree must be considered. Where space is limited, select a cedar with a more narrow mature width. Even though it will take many years for the tree to reach its mature width, it will do so eventually.
Atlas cedar C. Atlas cedar and cedar of Lebanon are hardy in U. These species are very large trees that generally grow to a height of 40 to 60 feet and width of 30 to 60 feet.
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