Trees are good but planting them in the area between sidewalks and curbing doesn't make any sense to me, unless you think growing a tree directly under power & telephone lines is a good idea.
I always wonder what someone is thinking when they plant a tree under a power line.
Maybe they think their tree will have a 6th sense and somehow know to grow around the power line so that Aspundh wont have to come out and butcher it 10-15 years after it was planted ?
The best thing to plant between sidewalks and curbs is green grass.
WRZ
----Original Message Follows---- From: Kyle Cassidy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: RE: [UC] water heater question Date: Mon, 3 May 2004 08:36:43 -0400
>Do you happen to have curbside fencing ? >A lot of installers like to "get over" on dopes >who have curbside fencing, especially if >their last name is Diller or Cassidy.
Alas, no. my curbside fencing has all been forceably removed by drunks and miscreants. Perhaps I can use the sawed apart halves of the water heater to protect my plants from being trod upon. I was also thinking I could just plant a tree there.
Maybe next weekend.
Kyle ----
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