Any regulations regarding

[Annette Kurten]

Conifers, regards

[Andy Hall]

Only that anybody planting Leylandii, should be strung up from one and then buried beneath it.

.andy

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[geoff]

In message , Annette Kurten writes

Yes, the cones must not open before July

[G&M]

Two metres high when used for a fence. Mustn't be planted on agricultural land without a permit. Can only be planted within the curtiledge of a building in a National Park conservation area.

[IT-struggler]

No, there's no limit on height UNLESS there's more than one of them in a line (a hedge), it's over 2 metes in height, and they become he subject of a dispute; then the council CAN (not will) get involved, and this may involve the owner being asked to reduce the height. Look on

"high hedges".

[Ed Sirett]

Which might make it grow even faster - but it will teach them not to do it again.

[G&M]

agricultural

for "high hedges".

Like I said - "when used as a fence". This obviously involves more than one and as you say it is the fence height restrictions that come into play. Council doesn't have to get involved but if you have legal insurance they should cover it.

[Annette Kurten]

Thank you all xxx