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Morning all, someone in the UK has asked me about a magnolia growing right next to their house wall. It's a late 17th century, stone rubble building located in the Melksham area. The tree is approx 3.5m tall with a trunk circumference of 50cm.  They want to remove the tree completely.  The location is sighted as an area of subsidence risk - this would be my main concern, but I am not familiar with root swell on magnolias + these old houses have shallow, direct load foundations (effectively a trench filled with stone).  I know it's not a big tree, but any advise would be welcome.  

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Edited by africanarborist
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  • africanarborist changed the title to Removal of Magnolia Growing Next to C17th House - advice needed

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