Tree root question
How far from cement driveway / sidewalks should you plant trees to avoid
problems with roots damaging the concrete? How far from a septic tank and line should you plant trees to avoid problems with roots damage? The specific trees I'm concerned with are Rocky Mt Juniper and Colorado Blue Spruce. Thanks, Bill |
BillC wrote: How far from cement driveway / sidewalks should you plant trees to avoid problems with roots damaging the concrete? How far from a septic tank and line should you plant trees to avoid problems with roots damage? The specific trees I'm concerned with are Rocky Mt Juniper and Colorado Blue Spruce. Thanks, Bill These might help: http://www.extension.iastate.edu/Pages/tree/roots.html http://www3.sympatico.ca/galetta/tab...greentree.html |
On Sat, 09 Jul 2005 16:33:13 GMT, "BillC"
wrote: How far from cement driveway / sidewalks should you plant trees to avoid problems with roots damaging the concrete? How far from a septic tank and line should you plant trees to avoid problems with roots damage? The specific trees I'm concerned with are Rocky Mt Juniper and Colorado Blue Spruce. Thanks, Bill Hi Bill The roots are not invasive with Picea pungens and Juniperus virginiana. Derryl Killan Horticulturalist |
"Derryl" wrote in message ... On Sat, 09 Jul 2005 16:33:13 GMT, "BillC" wrote: How far from cement driveway / sidewalks should you plant trees to avoid problems with roots damaging the concrete? How far from a septic tank and line should you plant trees to avoid problems with roots damage? The specific trees I'm concerned with are Rocky Mt Juniper and Colorado Blue Spruce. Thanks, Bill Hi Bill The roots are not invasive with Picea pungens and Juniperus virginiana. Does that mean no problem in either case? Derryl Killan Horticulturalist |
"BillC" wrote in message nk.net... How far from cement driveway / sidewalks should you plant trees to avoid problems with roots damaging the concrete? How far from a septic tank and line should you plant trees to avoid problems with roots damage? The specific trees I'm concerned with are Rocky Mt Juniper and Colorado Blue Spruce. Thanks, Bill I would use the adult height of the tree as a minimum. I don't like to take chances with septic fields. Berkshire Bill |
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