Gardening information is provided by the University of Florida IFAS Brevard County Extension.
Friday, August 6, 2010
Tree roots cut for Sidewalk repair
Large trees planted close to sidewalks usually result in the heaving and buckling of sidewalks. The recommendation for large growing trees is to plant them at least 12 feet away from driveways, sidewalks and roads. As you can see from these pictures, these two oaks were planted way too close to the sidewalk. Tragically, when the sidewalk was repaired they cut some of the large, woody roots that hold this tree upright in a storm. Hopefully, these trees are protected from high winds coming from the west, otherwise this house may get damaged!
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