There is no aristocracy in trees. They are not haughty. They will thrive near the humblest cabin just as well as they will in the shadow of a king's palace. There is a true triumph in the unswerving integrity and genuine democracy of trees. The cultivation of trees is the cultivation of the good, the beautiful, and the ennobling in man.
Utilities supply our homes with electricity, gas, telephone service and cable television.
Yet along our city streets, tree limbs and utility lines compete in the air, while tree roots, cables, and pipes vie for space below ground. Resolving this conflict without resorting to practices that harm trees is the goal of Tree Line USA . Study these 9 suggestions for properly planting and caring for trees. Learn more about how trees and utilities can coexist through careful pruning, tunneling instead of trenching around roots, and matching the size of the tree at maturity to the planting location on our Tree Line USA page. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The following are some statistics on just how important trees are in a community setting.