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Because fresh arrivals at the status of tree ownership— and experienced ones as well—find themselves in a variety of locales and ground conditions, typical combinations of these are prescribed for under separate headings. The tree problems of an owner sandwiched in suburbia will differ greatly from those of a settler in the wildwood. But the theme throughout remains the same: home is where your trees are. Giving them care is as worthwhile as keeping your house in repair; in fact, even more so. Trees grow in value. Houses can only obsolesce. When you renovate your house it remains impassive. It will look and function better for a while, but it offers no active response, and soon resumes its decline. |
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