Do not plant willow near septic lines. Willows seek water aggressively. Roots will invade pipes (even intact ones), causing clogs and costly repairs.
30+ feet from any septic component (tank, lines, drain field).
20 ft from house is acceptable for foundation, but limbs may rub. Willows grow fast and wide (30–40 ft spread).
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Black Scaly Substance on Willow: Soft Scale Infestation
Willow Tree Encroachment and Property Line Liability
Planting Balled-and-Burlapped Trees: Remove the Wire and Burlap!
Dog-Damaged Weeping Willow: Will It Sprout Back?
Willow Recovery After Pond Herbicide Treatment
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Controlling Brown Soft Scale on Indoor Avocado Trees
Replacing a Birch Tree with an Autumn Blaze Maple: Stump Considerations
Tree House on Pines: Nail Damage, Beetle Risk, and Ant Management
Planting Curly Willow: Fall Planting, No Fertilizer First Year
Reviving a "Dead" Willow: Prune Brittle Wood, Watch for Borers
Corkscrew Willow No Leaves: Likely Dead, Check for Green Cambium
Weeping Willow Borer Infestation: Identification and Treatment
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