Bald cypress “knees” (woody root projections) cross a property line. Cutting them damages the tree’s root system. Only options: negotiate with neighbor for tree removal (if knees damage structures) or tolerate them. Laws vary; cordial discussion works best. Stump grinding after removal is the only way to eliminate knees completely.
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