Some tree species are more prone to surface roots than others, most notably silver maple, poplar and willow. But almost any large ... mulch such as shredded or chipped hardwood bark. Root barriers ...

Ever notice how sidewalks a few feet from a mature tree are often cracked? That is the power of roots. Growing up, we had two weeping willow trees on the side yard. Our neighbor planted them and ...

Plant Medic columnist Ricky Kemery suggests looking at issues in root zone of willow with sparse branches this year.

Invasive tree roots are a common problem for many homeowners. If left unattended, aggressive roots will cause disruption to pavements, buildings and patio slabs. From fast-growing Japanese knotweed to ...

In recent years, she has been waging a battle with willow tree roots that have been infiltrating her planting beds. As many folks know, willows are water hogs and always seek out moisture.

Some tree species seem to be more prone to surface roots than others, most notably silver maple, poplar and willow. But almost any large ... roots become visible due to erosion of the surface soil.