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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Salem, Oregon
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Douglas Fir vs Basement
I have an ancient Douglas Fir about 20 feet from my house. I have a full basement and the tree has not caused any damage to my 70 year old basement walls or floor, although a sidwalk nearer the tree is cracked and lifted about 6 inches.
A young Douglas Fir is now growing about 8 feet from the house and I was wondering if I might need to relocate this tree. It is currently about 6 feet tall. |
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Bucks County, PA
Posts: 177
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Douglas Fir vs Basement
8' is too close for trees that mature to a large size like Douglas Fir. Should be an easy transplant.
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