Adam

All plants have been removed (thrown in the trash).

Thank you everyone for your responses. She is the type that stays in her house and NEVER comes out. Many of the neighbors have never seen her and if they have it has been only once. In being her naighbor for 13 yrs I have only seen 1 person at her house. She drives straight into the garage, blinds are ALWAYS closed and it has been up to 100 degrees and her swamp cooler has yet to be serviced and run for this year. She must be hot as hell in her place. Yes it takes 2 to make an issue...I agree. I have told her I will remove the plants and all she did was yell and curse me out and say she will take everything from me and walked off. The wall like I said I received a permit for and there is a section because when I had the wall built the labors didn't listen to me and part of it encroaches on her utility easement by 3 inches. All of these were there for years with no issue until she has just flipped out. Now my posting was for anybody's knowledge was on if the plants can actually damage the foundation. I would say the non painted section on the foundation has lost maybe at worst case a 1/4 inch of sand that has come out.

Thank you Stephen. She does not have a basement. We do not have much rain here in New Mexico and I do not even water my plants anymore. They have been there for about 6 years and will not get any bigger than what they already have. I tried to talk with my neighbor but she just yells. I told her I would remove the plants but the wall I received a permit from the city. I am in a homeowners association and have tried numerous times for them (association) to ok the wall (visual but they never respond back) back in 2009 and still today. The permit was acquired in 2009 and now she is complaining like this.

My neighbor is trying to sue me because her concrete is spalling/honeycomb or the carbonation from what I can tell and I have received a summons because of her. She hasn't been specific about the damages that is happening but the only damage if that's what you want to call it is the deterioration in the exposed concrete which is on her concrete foundation of her house. She is implying my 4 Japanese boxwood (small hedges which are 2 ft away from her house) and a block way (permit acquired) in a different loction are causing damages and future damages to her house. I do have pictures to send as well to help with your diagnosis. The paint has come off in sections from her foundation and the sand has come away from the stones in her concrete. Her foundation is exposed about 1 foot from the ground to her siding and the ground is sloping away from her house..sloping towards my property. What would be causing the concrete on her foundation to scale or flake off like that? Am I to cause because of the location of the wall and or the plants that are located where they are? I look forward to your replies Click to Enlarge 55.98 KB Click to Enlarge 69.54 KB Click to Enlarge 57.74 KB Click to Enlarge 86.09 KB