are royal poinciana roots invasive?
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Poinciana does have shallow spreading roots, but they are not as invasive as some other trees such as pongam, bischofia, schefflera and ficus.
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Albizia julibrissin, also called silk tree, was introduced into North America from China where it is a native species. ... Mimosa's ability to grow and reproduce along roadways and disturbed areas and to establish after escaping from cultivation is a major problem. Mimosa is considered an exotic invasive tree.
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Are the roots of red tip photinia shrubs invasive? ... One of the shrubs was planted about 2 feet away from a concrete slab and did not damage the concrete. So to answer your question if you keep the shrubs 2 to 3 feet away from concrete you should be safe judging from my experience.
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Grevillea Cuttings. Most grevillea species root readily from semi-hardwood side shoots growing off one year old wood. ... Softwood tip cuttings may also be used to propagate grevilleas. Juvenility required for producing softwood cuttings can be achieved through regular annual hard pruning of stock plants in spring.
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The queen palm (Syagrus romanzoffiana) is native to South America however it has been introduced to temperate climates around the world. Many people don't know that the fruits of this palm are edible and can easily be used to make a fermented beverage.
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We have not observed seedlings of this species under or near parent trees and have seen only one unusually small plant about eight inches tall and three feet away from the trunk that is a likely root sucker on one of the Huntington's trees. Thus, Brewster's cassia is likely not an invasive species risk in California.
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responds to the stress of having its roots packed into a pot by breaking out in flowers. Though it may seem contrary to common indoor gardening practices, a hoya, or wax plant, likes to be root bound and should only be transplanted when "necessary," according to most sources.
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Mesquite trees are some of the worst invasive species on the planet known as "the devil with roots". This arid invader of water is a problem for many ranchers and producers in the southern and southwestern regions of the US.
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A Tall & Tough Plant River cane is a type of bamboo, a group of plants belonging to the grass family. Although over 1,200 bamboo species exist worldwide, only one — Arundinaria gigantea — is native to North America.
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A loquat (Eriobotrya japonica) shrub or tree has large, evergreen leaves that blend well with other plants in a garden. ... Like its relatives, peaches and nectarines, this tree does not have an invasive root system.
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One key to growing majesty palm indoors is to never let the soil dry completely; this palm (endangered in the wild!) comes from spots along streams and rivers. Be sure you have a pot with drainage holes so excess water can escape, otherwise the palm's roots can drown and rot.
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Giant Bird of Paradise roots - Knowledgebase Question. Strelitzia nicolai has an agressive root system which sends out suckers so the plant tends to colonize if not regularly dug and divided. I don't think they'll damage a concrete sidewalk, though.
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Notes on planting Populus nigra Italica trees: Their roots are invasive enough for us to recommend that you plant them away from your house or drains. ... Despite their stature, Lombardy poplars should not develop a crown wider than a mere 5 metres, 15 feet across.
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In fact, Heuchera foliage is not often attacked, probably due to the hairness of it. The plump creamy vine weevil larvae are the real pest, devouring plant roots. ... Outdoors, a gentle tug at the crown of the plant will usually pull it away from the soil surface, as there is no root system left.
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Native to Asia, a scourge in the South, invasive kudzu has moved north into Ohio. An aggressive vine, it can grow up to 60 feet a year. ... Kudzu, the “plant that ate the South,” is now in Ohio.
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Camphor Tree. Camphor trees are an invasive species in north and central Florida. Native to China and Japan, Cinnamomum camphora is easily recognizable by the smell of camphor its shiny green leaves give when crushed. ... Mowing can be an effective means of killing the seedling trees.