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Denise Osler | 15:00 Mon 06th Sep 2004 | Home & Garden
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How far from a building or wall should you plant a twisted willow
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Hi Denise, This site says that twisted willow - Salix matsudana `Tortuosa' grows to 25' wide. I would plant it at least 15' from a structure or wall. http://www.mnpower.com/treebook/fact99.html This site has the most information of any site I know about root problems, leaf litter, etc., but is currently off the air due to hurricane Frances. Give it a day or two to be back. http://hort.ifas.ufl.edu/trees/index.htm Newt
22:56 Mon 06th Sep 2004
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They can grow up to 35 to 40 feet in Britain (It's the mild winters and cool damp summers Newt) I can't find anything specific about the twisted willow but I'd play safe and plant 20 to 25 feet away
11:01 Tue 07th Sep 2004
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Drewhound, Thanks! :-) Newt
03:53 Thu 09th Sep 2004

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