The
silver maple tree root system is one of the most intrusive
of all the maple tree root systems. The silver maple tree
root system is large and has very strong roots. They will
easily grow up and raise cement sidewalks and porches. Planted
near a house, the silver maple tree root system has even been
known to break through a basement wall and cause significant
structural damage. In order to prevent this, pruning of the
silver maple leaf root system must be done, and not taken
lightly.
The
Norway maple leaf root system is just below the surface of
the soil. This means that it will also cause damage to sidewalks
and other thin layers of cement. The Norway maple tree root
system is not as powerful as that of the silver maple tree,
so structural damage to a house or building is not nearly
as likely. Another drawback to the high Norway maple tree
root system is that other plants growing near the base will
have to struggle to obtain enough nutrients to survive.
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