Two 10-14 ft white poplars planted 2-3 years ago, 30 ft from house. Owner read they're invasive and fears foundation/lawn damage.
Standard recommendation: 20 ft from structures. At 30 ft, roots won't threaten foundation.
Invasive in natural areas: outcompetes natives in fields/forest edges via suckering, dense shade, varied soils.
Don't remove based on internet fear. They're fine at this distance.
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