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Dalbergia sissoo Roots & In-Ground Pool: Remove Tree Immediately

Dalbergia sissoo 10 ft from in-ground pool. Will root shoots penetrate wall?

Yes—High Risk

Spread 30–40 ft → roots 45–60 ft.
Invasive; large surface roots.
10 ft is far too close.

Action

Remove ASAP. Link: Dave’s Garden forum on sissoo problems.

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