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Suburbs can have vast canopies. They just often choose not to, feeling bare grass is the most attractive. (I personally don't understand the appeal of a neighb
by ip26 7y ago
Suburbs can have vast canopies. They just often choose not to, feeling bare grass is the most attractive.
(I personally don't understand the appeal of a neighborhood that has been methodically expunged of shade)
- lonelappde 7y agoTrees are expensive to maintain if they are between closely packed houses. Wealthier suburbs have more trees than poorer.
- pvaldes 7y ago> Trees are expensive to maintain Not really. This is just a problem of poorly designed gardens, bad choice of species, and greed. Trees are valuable and fine wood species are always in risk of being stolen. I said this after seeing this afternoon a street reformed and notice the space left by a big blue cedar and a nice Beech that suddenly dissapeared in the center of the field for no reason. Both around 80 years old and perfectly healthy. Most people would freak if the bank in their street is robbed but don't even notice when the park in their street is robbed.