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The lime from the concrete is poisoning the ground there.
I think it would look a whole lot better without the concrete.
Since when is lime a "poison"? The millions of trees planted in urban america seem to be thriving off this "poison" from what I can tell.
You're not going to get anyone on boat with you here, so just get over it already. They look nice and add nature to our concrete jungles. It's nature and the built environment side by side and it works great.
Since when is lime a "poison"? The millions of trees planted in urban america seem to be thriving off this "poison" from what I can tell.
You're not going to get anyone on boat with you here, so just get over it already. They look nice and add nature to our concrete jungles. It's nature and the built environment side by side and it works great.
Its the illusion of nature. They're wasting my tax dollars to keep those trees on concrete alive.
Ok, I can only imagine having to walk downtown, through the red mud after a rain...oh that will look great, much better than a tree growing through the sidwalk.
Ok, I can only imagine having to walk downtown, through the red mud after a rain...oh that will look great, much better than a tree growing through the sidwalk.
And I like taco bell too.
Taco Bell was good in the past, but they have greatly declined in quality over the last 8 years.
it would look better if the trees were more mature and had more room to grow.
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