A homeowner in Spring Hill asks whether a sea grape planted 10 feet from a fiberglass pool will eventually damage the pool structure with its roots.
Nick advises against planting that close. While the roots are unlikely to puncture the pool wall, sea grapes develop extensive root systems that can cause problems over time. He recommends doubling the distance to at least 20 feet. For poolside planting, choose contained plants or install cement or brick barriers to block root intrusion.
Sea grapes are beautiful but aggressive growers. Proper spacing and root barriers protect your pool investment while allowing you to enjoy these tropical trees.
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