Dalbergia sissoo (Indian rosewood) grows 30–50 ft tall and 20–30 ft wide. Planted 10 ft from a pool, its canopy will overhang the water and roots will extend to the drip line—likely damaging the pool structure.
Mature width ÷ 2 = root spread radius from trunk. If that radius reaches the pool, don't plant there.
Sissoo is "clean" (low litter)—good for pools—but needs space. Move it farther away or choose a smaller, pool-safe tree.
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