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root damage?

9 years ago

Can you tell me if the Eagleston Hollies pose any risk to damaging the pool?

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Treeland Nursery
9 years ago
Hi KKPayton. We always encourage our customers to contact a foundation or pool expert to ease any concerns. We would not plant along the pool if we felt that it would damage the foundation. Also know that the Eagleston Hollies only grow to 20' Tall at maturity so the root structure is much smaller than that of an Oak tree for example.

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