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Trees are valuable to us in
several ways It makes perfect
sense! Everyone wants a lot
with lovely trees to surround and
protect their dream home.
Studies have shown that trees
can contribute as much 20% of
the property value. Developers
and builders have long known
this. That is why you pay a
premium price for a home or lot
with trees. But, perhaps, their
greatest initial influence is on
our emotions and sense of
aesthetics. The trees that we
have today are descendants of
the largest and oldest living
organisms on this planet. Many
of them have been around for
ages themselves, and people
several ways It makes perfect
sense! Everyone wants a lot
with lovely trees to surround and
protect their dream home.
Studies have shown that trees
can contribute as much 20% of
the property value. Developers
and builders have long known
this. That is why you pay a
premium price for a home or lot
with trees. But, perhaps, their
greatest initial influence is on
our emotions and sense of
aesthetics. The trees that we
have today are descendants of
the largest and oldest living
organisms on this planet. Many
of them have been around for
ages themselves, and people
feel a great reverence and affinity for trees. But practically speaking, trees clean our air, protect us and our houses from the
blazing sun and howling winds, soften the impact of rain and reduce the amount of run-off into our creeks and rivers. The real
problem is that people don't understand that trees are biological organisms trying to survive in this world like the rest of us. They
have certain needs and requirements that must be met in order to continue to grow, just as we do. So please maintain and look
after your trees for yourself and future generations.
blazing sun and howling winds, soften the impact of rain and reduce the amount of run-off into our creeks and rivers. The real
problem is that people don't understand that trees are biological organisms trying to survive in this world like the rest of us. They
have certain needs and requirements that must be met in order to continue to grow, just as we do. So please maintain and look
after your trees for yourself and future generations.