what can I do about my neighbours trees

Oh I love this :lollol:A piece of pipe pushed into the root area and some SBK should make the trees erm......a little unwell!!!!:hehe: So always make sure you keep all SBK away from trees!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Val

 

Another point in favour of the trees, assuming they are fruiting cherries rather than ornamental, is that they are likely to be grown on semi dwarfing rootstock. So will only grow 12ft to 14ft.:gnthb:

 

I'd be absolutely gutted if my nieghbour cut their trees down. They overhang my garden but my Rhod grows very nicely underneath them thank you very much.:thmb: Wildlife is an important aspect of my garden and the trees help to attract a nice variety of bird species to my feeders, Bullfinches, Chaffinches, Blackcaps in the spring.
Commas , Speckled Wood and Gatekeeper butterflies have all been in the garden this summer too. Not bad for suburban garden. :thmb:

 

Your neighbours garden is your neighbours garden.
Your garden is your garden.
You can both do what you like in your own gardens.
It's as simple as that.
If anything from your neighbours garden hangs over the boundary into your place you can cut it back to the boundary. Otherwise you have to leave it alone.
You have a right to your greenhouse.
Your neighbour has a right to his cherries.
It's as simple as that.
Everything else is by negotiation. Is there any chance with your neighbour.
As I read it, you didn't ask him about where you could put your greenhouse - why would you
And he didn't ask you about where he could put his cherries - why would he.
People just have to learn to live together.