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Ivy’s not just pretty—it’s legally tricky. The Royal Horticultural Society warns homeowners: you can trim ivy growing on your property, but only what’s on your side, and you can’t trespass to cut it. Ivy belongs to the soil it’s rooted in, not the wall it climbs. While it cools homes, blocks noise, and supports wildlife, it can also cause damage if left unchecked. If neighbor’s ivy is harming your property, they may be liable—but first, try talking it out, send photos, or use mediation. Never toss cut branches over the fence—offer them back first. Most disputes settle without lawyers: document, communicate, and stay calm.

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