Espalier fruit on neighbor's garage - Will the plaster be damaged?

I find it strange to ask in a forum whether the neighbor has to accept it, instead of simply talking to the neighbor about it first.

Spontaneous idea from this morning, which not even my boyfriend knows yet ;-) Before I discuss my idea (which I still find visually great ;-) ) I just wanted to "quickly" get an assessment of feasibility.

Article 47 Distance from the border for plants
(1) The owner of a property can demand that on a neighboring property no trees, shrubs or hedges, grapevines or hop plants are kept at a distance less than 0.50 m or, if they are over 2 m high, at a distance less than 2 m from the border of his property.

Thanks, that was all I wanted to know.

It seems to me that self-perception and perception by others differ greatly here.... but there is a deep suspicion that espalier fruit trees on the neighbor's garage might not be okay.

Nordlys, I know you don’t like me very much, but to babble something about perception here...? If you can’t even ask here what you need to pay attention to without getting such shady comments, then you might as well skip various posts here...

Spontaneous idea from this morning that not even my boyfriend knows yet ;-) Before I discuss my idea (which I still find visually great ;-) ) I just wanted to "quickly" get an assessment of feasibility. Thank you, that was all I wanted to know. Nordlys, I already know that you don't like me that much, but to babble about perception here...? If you can't even ask here anymore what to pay attention to without getting such shady comments, you can save yourself various posts here...

I don't know what it is. But our neighbor asks before he plants anything on his xxxxl property even though he wouldn't have to.

I would see this wall as a visible background for your espalier fruit, but not build onto it there. Keep a distance of 50cm and set your espalier in concrete, on the left and right, possibly also in the middle. Then you can train your fruit there. The garage side serves indirectly as the background scenery - legal and permitted :)

Personally, I wouldn’t mind, for example, my neighbor is welcome to plant something there as long as nothing gets damaged. With ivy, for instance, I would then put my hedge trimmer (aka chainsaw) for mandatory use on OKG+10 in front of him every few months. And I already have the boundary garage, the neighbor first has to bring topsoil for planting :)

Can you plant a espalier tree next to the neighbor's garage? [...] wooden frame on our property [...] that stands stable independently of the garage.

So with this restriction, I would have absolutely no problem with it.