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Jim says... 3metres from the house is fine. Its in a full sun position obviously due to you wanting shade. 3metres is adequate space and if it does creep a little close pruning is no issue. Mango leaves being slightly heavier usually drop to the ground well but in windy condition you will get leaf litter in your gutters, safegaurd that issue and i think you will be fine.	About the Author Jim8 Brisbane 26th November 2008 8:52am #UserID: 1687 Posts: 3 View All Jim8's Edible Fruit Trees
silvi starts with ... I would like to plant a fruit tree for shade in my back garden. if possible a mango tree as we do love to eat the fruits. my question is : the ideal spot for it would be about 3 meters from the house wall ...... is it possible to plant it there without doing any damage to the house as it grows to full size ?	About the Author silvi south africa cape 26th November 2008 2:13am #UserID: 1685 Posts: 2 View All silvi's Edible Fruit Trees
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silvi says... thank you for your reply Jim. I will buy myself a mango tree ( and a tall ladder to keep my gutters free of leaves) I am sure the extra work will be well worth it the roots won't do any damage to the structure of the house ?	About the Author silvi 4th December 2008 4:46pm #UserID: 1685 Posts: 2 View All silvi's Edible Fruit Trees
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