Root spread roughly equals canopy spread. If the oleander's canopy extends 3 feet from the trunk, roots likely reach that far. Most oleanders grow 6 feet wide (3-foot radius); some varieties reach 20 feet.
Oleander roots are not typically aggressive foundation destroyers, but proximity to a pool warrants caution.
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