Can trees live in a root canal? Especially, gum trees? Would the canal be too wet for the roots?

Answer 1

I really had to brush up to answer this question, since this is branching out from my regular specialities. I think that roots make their own canals as they push through the soil. No difference for gum trees. The canal should only be too wet if the rain has been excessive. I say this all tongue in cheek. I will leaf it up to you to decide the truth. Thanks for letting me chew the fat with you!

Answer 2

The eucaliptus will thrive in such an environment. Just stay away from the dentist - he maple it out.

Answer 3

you must have a big mouth