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2 Responses to “Green grad”

1. 

   ilovepalmtrees said

   June 18, 2010 at 2:24 pm

   While it’s a great idea to plant trees and everything, it’s one of the worst times of the year to plant them. The hot and dry weather is coming and that looks to be an exposed, well drained site. Although the trees selected will be drought tolerant once established, they will need some time to settle in. I just hope that there is a plan to get some water to them for the first summer at the very least. Otherwise they may unfortunately go the way of many of the sadly neglected Veteran’s Memorial Parkway trees. I realize that this was done for graduation but fall or early spring would of been much better.
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   Jebby Deringer said

   July 13, 2010 at 11:54 am

   Hmm I guess Langford has forgotten there were already trees there until they were cut down for an incomplete project. Still it’s really nice to see the students are actually interested in green space. There is hope.