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1 Comment To "willow tree planted near lilacs"
#1 Comment By shelley On 04/16/2015 @ 10:26 am
How close are the lilacs planted near the willow tree? And how old is the willow tree, the more mature a willow tree the further the root system will reach out from the trunk. Generally speaking, any plantings over a willow’s tree’s expansive root system will probably compete for water and nutrients, possibly to their detriment. Shade-tolerant perennials and hardy ground covers are typically recommended to plant over a willow tree root zone.
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