The new trees planted in the spaces created by the traffic-calming curb extensions installed last year are thirsty. A growing tree needs 3 to 5 gallons of water 2 or 3 times a week. Unfortunately, the city’s landscaping contract evidently does not include that kind of maintainance.
New street trees are most vulnerable during this first year. If you live within hose or bucket distance of one of these saplings, you will accumulate positive karma and the quiet gratitude of the neighborhood by giving them a little liquid attention during your regular yard maintenance.
If this is something you can do, it would be great if you would reply to this post and mention the location of the tree you will be watching over. Thanks very much.
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RACHAEL BATZ · June 24, 2008 at 3:26 pm
I AM INTERESTED IN HAVING A TREE PLANTED ON MY CURB…I WILL ALSO ADOPT A FEW TREES..PLEASE LET ME KNOW
RACHAEL
Michelle Tuck · July 7, 2006 at 3:06 pm
I can adopt the trees in the island at the Camp/Rochambeau intersection, although if there is anyone else out there near this intersection I would love some help!
Michelle Tuck
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