Acacia Roots

smurfchops | 20:03 Thu 04th Aug 2011 | Home & Garden

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Just been watching Sarah Beeney;s house falling down again and it got me thinking. We've got a pale green acacia tree growing outside our conservatory, its getting pretty big now, its about four years old. Do the roots of the acacia do damage to a house ?

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We had a lovely Magnolia next to the conservatory its now been removed, i think with any tree next to a building dig it out.

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The roots seem quite feathery though ...

Do you know what species the acacia tree is, some have a shallow roots.

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All I can say is, it has very pale green leaves and is very pretty ! It's about 15 feet tall now.

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http://i55.tinypic.com/s3d94l.jpg

HERE IT IS !

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are you sure it isn't a 'false acacia' ie. 'Robinia'?

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No idea jomifl, you probably know more than me. Is it safe to leave it there or will the roots be a problem ?

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