Mein Nachbar hat diesen Kirschbaum in der anderen Ecke ihres Gartens, aber er ist knapp 2 Meter von meinem Haus entfernt (links).
Vom Haus bis zum Zaun (hinter dem Tor) ist 153 cm, und dann ist der Baum etwa 5 Holzpaneelen davon und landet knapp 2 m bei 198 cm oder so.
Wo das Foto aufgenommen wird, ist eine Backsteinauffahrt. Hinter dem Tor befindet sich ein solider konkreter Weg.
Sollte ich mir Sorgen machen?
Von: Ill_be_in_the_rough
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Only if there’s a big black horse with it.
No
No.
The irrational fear of trees is strong in this sub.
We used to have a cherry tree much bigger than this that was just a few inches from a garden wall. The wall didn’t have any issues and the driveway on the other side didn’t show any sign that the tree was there.
I wouldnt worry about it at all.
You might get annoyed in the future with the roots spreading across the lawn
Earlier comments are saying ‘no’ to any worries, but I’m not so sure. Cherries have a shallow root system that travel horizontally searching for moisture. They have been know to raise road pavements when used as street trees by the council.
I’d be keeping a close eye on that as time goes by.
Yes it looks like a scary one, maybe infested with sprites. They’ll come n bully your gnomes in’t middle of’t night
Only if you are worried about your neighbour gifting you some delicious cherries.
Only if you try and climb it. The branches are unlikely to support your weight and you will end up in A&E.
No 😂 some people
I’ve not known cherry trees cause any issues other than provide tasty cherries?
They should lop the top to stop it growing taller. That way the fruit will stay nearer the bottom. You should only be worried if the cherries are not edible.