Leafy shoots erupting directly from a maple trunk's bark—"adventitious growth"—indicate the tree is stressed and redirecting energy to survival sprouts. Causes: root damage, soil compaction, drought, disease, or improper pruning. These sprouts will become weak, poorly attached limbs if left.
Don't just cut them off—address the underlying stress. The neighbor should hire a certified arborist to evaluate: soil conditions, root health, canopy structure, and pest/disease presence. Corrective actions might include soil aeration, mulching, cabling, or treatment.
You can legally remove branches crossing your property line, but only back to the trunk. Improper cuts harm the tree. Coordinate with the neighbor and share arborist costs—it benefits both properties.
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