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How to live with your trees
Living with trees:
Trees take in carbon dioxide and produce oxygen
by the process of photosynthesis. On hot days they regulate their
water content by releasing water vapour through stomata
microscopic openings in the leaves creating a pleasant
environment. They filter pollution and air particles by trapping
it on leaves and bark.
They create shade from the suns rays; reflect
beautiful dappled filtered light to the ground producing a
comfortable peaceful atmosphere. They can break up the sharp
edges of suburban architecture. Trees that compliment a quality
garden are attractive and benefit us all.
Here are my tips for living with your
trees:
Get a qualified tree surgeon to inspect and maintain your
trees. Included bark is only one growth abnormality which could
pose a possible danger.
If you park your car under a tree use a car cover.
If your drive is within the proximity of trees use a permeable
gravel surface, or a specialist surface such as Permeable Pavements.
Remember, there is always a workable solution to maintaining
trees within the proximity of buildings.