Sunday, November 14, 2010

21 Month Old Strep Throat

planting, care and living with a child tree

The life cycle of a tree depends on the kind of growing conditions and climate. The trees can live for centuries or even reach the decline in seven years.

• To discover what trees grow well in your area, see the mature trees in gardens, parks and streets near his home.

• If you live in an area prone to fire, do not plant trees that can increase the danger. Eucalyptus, for example, home leaves and bark of the trunk containing high levels of volatile oils.

• Find out about the maximum height of the trees and the habits you want to plant. Look in books and ask at the garden site on the species you are thinking of planting.


Tip
Organic compost fallen leaves and bark is free and a bonus for anyone who has a tree in the garden.


• Avoid future problems with the neighbors to exclude trees with an aggressive root system. They could block the pipe and cause serious structural damage to his house and neighbors.

• Keep free of leaves and debris from trees, paths, paved areas, gutters and pipes.

• Replace old or damaged pipes. Remember that they can be damaged by tree roots.

• Obtain permission before public agencies to remove or drastically prune a tree nearby your home.

• Every winter, when deciduous trees are bare, look for signs of borer, invasive vines or broken branches.

• Beware of signs of weakness, as the progressive death of branches. Dead twigs on the tips of branches indicate problems with the roots of the tree.


Why plant trees?

• They help prevent soil erosion.

• They remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and release oxygen.

• They act as filters for unwanted nutrients and pesticides, improving water quality.

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