strange, because in my country, it was during communism, that a lot of trees were planted, both parks/forest, and agricultural one. If dear leader wanted a ar

strange, because in my country, it was during communism, that a lot of trees were planted, both parks/forest, and agricultural one. If dear leader wanted a artificial lake, with lots of trees, next to his villa, he would get it. If he thought lots of lemon trees, and olive trees were awesome, bared hills will be transformed to accommodate all these trees. And it was during the transition to democracy, (and even today), that a whole of these things started getting destroyed. We are talking about commmon areas. As for private property, I can safely say that most europeans love trees. As another anectode, there are some streets in SF where trees are completely missing. And it usually corresponds with the density of asian population. It seems that there is something about a tree, in front of the house/door that hinders the chi flow, or something. But go to Clement st. and there are trees where the more euro shops are, and just a few blocks down, there is little trees where the asian stores are. Some things can be cultural also.