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Street Trees

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A practical manual covering municipal control, planning, selection, planting, and care of trees planted along streets. It explains spacing and site-preparation requirements, soil and moisture needs, and the characteristics that make species suitable for urban use; offers regional recommendations and descriptions of common and introduced trees; and gives step-by-step cultural guidance on digging holes, planting, staking, pruning, protecting, fertilizing, spraying, and long-term maintenance to promote healthy, attractive shade and ornamental trees in city landscapes.

About the Author

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Furman Lloyd Mulford

Furman Lloyd Mulford was an American author known for his contributions to the field of horticulture and urban forestry. His notable work, "Street Trees," explores the importance of trees in urban environments, emphasizing their aesthetic and ecological value. Mulford's writing reflects a deep appreciation for nature and its integration into city landscapes, making his work relevant to both environmentalists and urban planners. Through his insights, he advocates for the preservation and planting of trees as essential components of urban life.

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