Is It Ok To Cut Into Raphiolepsis Roots That Are Growing In My Flower Bed?

This hedge is probably 20+ years old. Healthy and blooms, however I think the roots are all in the flower bed in front as nothing grows well there. Can I chop off some roots? Or will I kill it? Thank you

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 08/28/2021 @ 11:25 pm

It's best not to cut any roots, especially in old plantings. The stress could send them into a decline.

Can you relocate the flower bed?

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