article_snippet.sent: A row between neighbours over a 40ft high leylandii hedge (pictured) has finally come to and end after 35 years .
article_snippet.sent: The battle between the neighbouring properties started in 1980 when the owner planted a vegetable patch which withered and died in the shade of the owner 's massive hedge .
article_snippet.sent: The situation came to a head in 2008, when a 65ft section of hedge is said to have fallen and demolished a neighbour's garden shed .
article_snippet.sent: Complainants and the hedge's owner are encouraged to resolve the issue between Complainants and the hedge's owner and councils should only be called in to help as a last resort.
article_snippet.sent: Because the effect the hedge has is not always clear, disputes can last for years before an agreement can be reached.
article_snippet.sent: The local authority can either issue a high hedge notice, which orders owners to cut the hedge back, or decide not to act.
article_snippet.sent: The situation came to a head in 2008, when She claims a 65ft section of hedge fell, demolishing a neighbour’s garden shed.
highlights_snippet.sent: Feud started in 1980 when Feud blocked light from reaching a vegetable patch .
  