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Tree Issues In The Urban Landscape
Landscape beds, parking lots, and construction activities around trees are all possible without harming the trees if you understand where the tree roots are and what they need to survive. Use these guidelines to protect trees in potentially damaging situations.
Cypress Tree
Baldcypress has distinctive look
(Video 05/18/09) The baldcypress tree is readily identified with swamps, but it’s also a species that has become popular as a landscape tree. On this edition of Get It Growing, LSU AgCenter horticulturist Dan Gill explains why a cypress is a good tree to plant. (Runtime: 1 minute, 31 seconds)
Native Tree Planting Effort
The Hammond Research Station has an urban forestry effort to plant native tree species. Read about it here.
Tree Irrigation During Establishment
How long does it take for a newly planted tree to become fully established in the landscape? How much irrigation is required during establishment?
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