The root system of a globe willow extends horizontally about 1.5 times the width of the canopy drip line. Roots are concentrated in the top 2–3 feet of soil.
Willow roots seek moisture aggressively and can infiltrate sewer or septic lines if leaks are present. They do not typically damage solid foundations or sealed pipes.
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