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Etana · **Posted: 19-07-2009 , 09:14 PM** #4

Hi Minnie pal, Sometimes neighbours arent aware of the problem they are causing and a quiet word might help to sort out the situation (or an invitation in for a glass of wine some night). A few weeks ago my neighbour invited us in for a drink during the nice weather and I was a bit amazed to see how ivy from my garden had colonised the trellis which I had put up on top of the wall between us. It had happened very fast. I have roses and honeysuckle and climbing hydrangea growing over the trellis and could not see what was happening. The ivy was at the bottom of the garden but it had snook up the side wall. Fortunately she just keeps it cut and thats fine by me, but because of this I can see the situation you are in.

	Posted: 19-07-2009 , 09:14 PM #4
Etana Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Dublin Posts: 84	Mile a minute Hi Minnie pal, Sometimes neighbours arent aware of the problem they are causing and a quiet word might help to sort out the situation (or an invitation in for a glass of wine some night). A few weeks ago my neighbour invited us in for a drink during the nice weather and I was a bit amazed to see how ivy from my garden had colonised the trellis which I had put up on top of the wall between us. It had happened very fast. I have roses and honeysuckle and climbing hydrangea growing over the trellis and could not see what was happening. The ivy was at the bottom of the garden but it had snook up the side wall. Fortunately she just keeps it cut and thats fine by me, but because of this I can see the situation you are in.