Growing Trees in metros.
Let us first take a look at the
Value of a Tree --
1.Trees generate Oxygen -removes CO2
2.Recycles fertility and soil erosion control,
3.Creates a Natural air pollution control system,
1.Trees generate Oxygen -removes CO2
2.Recycles fertility and soil erosion control,
3.Creates a Natural air pollution control system,
4.Provides
shelter for birds and animals--
5.Shade for all mankind and creatures ;
Besides
providing flowers, fruits.
So, when even one tree is cut, the city loses, mankind loses , all lose--
So, when even one tree is cut, the city loses, mankind loses , all lose--
Trees in smaller spaces in metros--- Aerial Growth space. -
This
pic has a Neem about 45 ft tall, a Bilwa of abt 30 ft and a Cotton Tree outside
even --
This
is seen at Sringeri Math Temple at Mandavelli, Chennai.
In my small compound-started in 1982-
Pic
shows a Neem in my compound in 5 ft space -over 30 years.
In the rear space we managed 2 Coconut trees as we have 40 x 10 ft space only..
In the rear space we managed 2 Coconut trees as we have 40 x 10 ft space only..
What is needed:
1)
All that is required is Aerial Growth space,
2) A little care in pruning in growth stages will ensure branches do not spread horizontally and the Tree will grow well--vertically. Water the tree and care for it
2) A little care in pruning in growth stages will ensure branches do not spread horizontally and the Tree will grow well--vertically. Water the tree and care for it
Some
trees can be grown and managed more easily --but Ficus genus like Ashwattha,
Banyan and Oudamber will need more space and cannot be managed in small spaces.
With the Metros buildings crowding in more daily and Builders not giving much
space for Greening --we have to carefully choose suitable trees -to Plant and
Take Care .
Just
a little care and concern--and assistance
Trees
need this care and we need Trees
Nature
is GOD!
Conservation
is Prayer!
Respects to All
TR
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