06-10-2022, 07:56 AM
Quint, that's an impressive photo, and with a cell phone through the windshield makes it even more impressive.
Hi Rich. I haven't figured out what these climbing woody vines gain by doing that. And WOW - that root is sure doing some damage. About 35-40 years ago in my area the city planted some variety of pine in the area between the sidewalk and the street. I'm sure it seemed like a good idea at the time, but now the roots of many of those pines are breaking into the main water lines. The trees also spread needles and cones all over our yards, plus at certain times of the year we deal with clouds of yellow pollen. And in other nearby areas different sorts of trees are really buckling the sidewalks, sometimes by as much as 10-12 incbes. All this has cost the city a lot of money in removing the trees, replacing damaged water lines, and reimbursing homeowners for expenses incurred.
Hi Rich. I haven't figured out what these climbing woody vines gain by doing that. And WOW - that root is sure doing some damage. About 35-40 years ago in my area the city planted some variety of pine in the area between the sidewalk and the street. I'm sure it seemed like a good idea at the time, but now the roots of many of those pines are breaking into the main water lines. The trees also spread needles and cones all over our yards, plus at certain times of the year we deal with clouds of yellow pollen. And in other nearby areas different sorts of trees are really buckling the sidewalks, sometimes by as much as 10-12 incbes. All this has cost the city a lot of money in removing the trees, replacing damaged water lines, and reimbursing homeowners for expenses incurred.
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
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