FAMILIES have blasted a council over monster trees from California growing on their tiny street in Luton. Locals say the Redwoods are relatives of the biggest trees in the world and could grow as b…
Alan Reynolds, 64, said theoutside his home are lifting his paving and heading towards the front door of his £300,000 1950s semi.
Another resident Sue Keenan, 65, said: “I have lived here 30 years. I remember them being planted, but I don’t know when it was.“The council should take them I am worried about the roots coming under the house. They are just in the wrong place. We need smaller trees. “Redwoods, capable of reaching 400ft.It is thought the trees may have been planted up to 30 years ago - with families speculating that the wrong saplings were put in by mistake.
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