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That's so strange. I don't see why they couldn't just pick a color that matched the other trees around it even slightly. The out-of-place ones I see that are am

That's so strange. I don't see why they couldn't just pick a color that matched the other trees around it even slightly. The out-of-place ones I see that are among other trees are usually out-of-place because they are just so much taller, not a completely different color.

chrisjc 6y ago
Well it's going to look more obvious at different times of the year. Especially in the fall and winter.
- 8note 6y ago
  In winter it'll be covered in snow? Should blend in better then
  - eMSF 6y ago
    That's probably not going to be the case for most of the time in Southern England.