Street Tree Project
Out of the five trees that I have observed, I would pick the apricot trees leaves as toilet paper if I truly had to resort to that.
On the other hand I do think that street trees make a neighborhood more pleasant to look at because it adds a softness to the harsh texture of the homes in the neighborhood. They also add both some beauty and color to the neighborhood.
One pro to planting non-native plants in our cities is that it provides some diversity in the plant population in that area. One negative is that the non-native plant may not survive in the location that it is put in.
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English HemlockObserv.
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This tree is beautiful and pink when it is in full bloom.
In front yard and is about 13-14 ft tall.
Has visible spiders at the base of the main branches.
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Plantas (Reino Plantae)Observ.
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Gives off a lot of shade and when it is going to bloom, it has small white flowers.
In front yard and is about 15 ft tall.
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Chabacano (Prunus armeniaca)Observ.
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During the summer, this tree holds a lot of fruit due to the amount of branches that it has.
In Backyard and no visible insects at the moment.
About 7-8 ft Tall
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