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wetherby | 09:02 Wed 03rd Sep 2008 | Home & Garden
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How safe is it to plant a weeping birch near to a garden wall and a pavement. Is it likely to damage underground structures
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Birch trees generally have a very shallow root system even to spreading along the surface, creating ankle traps. They are best planted in the middle of a very large field that has no walls or pavement nearby.I think they are lovely trees but in the wrong place they can be a nuisance.
13:41 Wed 03rd Sep 2008
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A weeping birch will grow very wide & if next to a pavement you'd be forever having to prune and spoil the lovely shape of it.
15:10 Wed 03rd Sep 2008

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