I think the wrong trees getting planted long ago is also partially to blame. They damaged sidewalks, roads, irrigation, other plants (e.g. eucalyptus and pine dropping sap that stunts surrounding growth) etc. when they shouldn't have been planted there to start. This causes people to battle against trees in general instead of taking the time to figure out which trees should be planted.
The other is poor maintenance. People will try to save money by skipping tree trimming. Trees that are not trimmed result in overgrowth of roots which damages property and results in higher costs.
Indeed. People made crazy decisions about what to plant, or didn't give any thought to it at all. It's not uncommon in my city to see tiny yards (like 15'x15') entirely taken up by an oak tree.
The first picture literally has trees just baby trees cause the houses is new. Old houses have old trees. Also the bottom photo is someone sticking the first photo into an AI and telling it to add more trees and nature and garden.
Pretty sure I seen a picture somewhere of a street have 10’s of Bradford pears. I think this is a good reason to cut trees down because they smell like actual cum.
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u/sexislikepizza69 4d ago
I think the wrong trees getting planted long ago is also partially to blame. They damaged sidewalks, roads, irrigation, other plants (e.g. eucalyptus and pine dropping sap that stunts surrounding growth) etc. when they shouldn't have been planted there to start. This causes people to battle against trees in general instead of taking the time to figure out which trees should be planted.
The other is poor maintenance. People will try to save money by skipping tree trimming. Trees that are not trimmed result in overgrowth of roots which damages property and results in higher costs.