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Facts: Jennifer Mustoe had two large Douglas fir trees on her property in Rainier, Washington. The trees were only 2.5 feet from the adjacent property owned by Xiaoye Ma and Anthony Jordan. In 2013, Ma and Jordan dug a ditch along the property line. To create the ditch, they severed
