A homeowner needs to know if planting Italian cypress near septic leach lines is risky.
Foliage spreads 10–15 ft from trunk; roots extend roughly twice that distance (20–30 ft). The root system is aggressive and seeks moisture.
Keep Italian cypress at least 20–30 feet from leach lines. Most trees pose a risk to septic systems; this species is no exception.
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