They’re a pain to rake, and the neighbor could certainly do it herself.
Years ago, I planted a tree in my yard that was very close to my property line.
My neighbor and her husband are my age and are able-bodied. They have able-bodied millennial children living with them.Researching your question, I have encountered a number of unfortunate accounts detailing extreme disputes between neighbors brought on by falling leaves. Limbs from your tree reaching over the property line can be cut back by your neighbor. If they made this choice, it could reduce the leaf issue for them, but might upset you.My son-in-law has been overly critical of my granddaughter since she was 4, and now is starting to treat the younger child the same.
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