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How far from the property line trees should be planted will vary from place to place. To determine the rules in your area call your local zoning board. You should also check with your HOA. They often have rules about tree placement as well.

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With your neighbor's consent would be nice, otherwise you're trespassing and the neighbor could take action that could kill the trees. It's always best to put plantings in so that even when they grow they don't "encroach" over property lines, unless the neighbor agrees.

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They can be planted up to the property line.

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Rules regarding the installation of fences and setback lines are governed locally. You need to call your local building department if you want to know the rules in your community.

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That issue is governed by local building codes. You need to call your town office for your answer.

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That type of issue is governed locally. You need to call your town building department for your answer.

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