Homeowner wants to plant Chamaecyparis nootkatensis 'Pendula' near a house corner.
Minimum 15 ft from foundation. This accommodates branch spread, allows light penetration for symmetrical weeping form, and eliminates future pruning conflicts. Corner planting works if spaced from both walls. Closer planting forces constant shearing, ruins natural grace, and creates maintenance burden.
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