Imagine357 t1_irx0dl5 wrote
My tree request, made during Covid lockdown, was declined multiple times and is now -6 days for review. I’ve planted natural saplings from other trees on the street. If the city puts a proper grade tree in timely, then they won’t have a rogue oak tree. If not….then oak tree.
space_______kat OP t1_irx0lod wrote
What's their reason for denying? Did you plant them in already existing pits with no trees?
Imagine357 t1_irx15li wrote
Nope, perfectly fine pit that used to have a tree before a storm broke it.
space_______kat OP t1_irx1cwq wrote
Ok
Chewwy987 t1_irx7yeu wrote
We fought to have them not put a tree down in front of our house. Roots gross Abs mess up your donation but I suppose if your renting you don’t care
app4that t1_irxwvvs wrote
Owner here (private home)
Love our city tree We sweep up (no blowing into the street) throughout spring summer and fall. It’s good exercise and a way to meet your neighbors.
Norway spruce is messier than some but not as bad as a female Ginkgo tree I suppose. But we would be happy to have any heathy tree.
We also fought for a dozen new trees for our block and after a few years of patient requests got almost all of them.
Roots can be a pain sometimes but again, worth it to have a shade tree in front of our home and it certainly beautifies the city. Birds and squirrels call it home now and it’s lovely to watch it bloom in the spring.
leg_day t1_is7rikr wrote
And even small amounts of shade can radically reduce your cooling bill in the summer.
charleejourney t1_irxaxbi wrote
Also you have to clean the leaves as a property owner.
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