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Help Murray Hill’s Street Trees Thrive This Summer
JessicaDid you know that the first few years are the most important in a street tree’s life? Young trees need regular watering and proper care to grow strong, provide shade, improve air quality, and beautify our neighborhood.
We’ve created a simple guide with easy tips on watering, mulching, planting, and caring for sidewalk tree beds. Whether you’re a resident, business owner, building staff member, or property manager, a few minutes each week can make a big difference.
If you already care for the tree in front of your home or business, consider helping a few others on your block as well. Many young street trees don’t have anyone looking after them, and a little extra attention during the summer can help them thrive for years to come.
A healthy street tree benefits all of us. Take a look at the flyer below and consider adopting a tree near your home or business this summer.
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Lilli Seidman Davis
Great writeup on how to care for young trees. One important point not mentioned is to keep dogs from urinating on the bark/trunk and around its roots. It is a fact that urination—can damage the tree by causing nitrogen burn, altering the soil chemistry, and burning the bark. Dog owners, be mindful of this.