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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Lean into the replacement. Research either fast-growing trees or the cost of buying a relatively mature tree instead of a tiny sapling. I get it - we had to take down one in the front, and we actually can't replace it because of all the buried lines in the area (the tree really should never have been planted there). I'm sad, but I'm thinking about bushes and perennials. [/quote] No to the fast growing trees! That's how these awful Barlett Pear trees got so popular. [/quote] Agree with this. PP I totally sympathize. We cut down a 40 year old pin oak several years ago that was dying in our front yard. We sadly joked afterwards that it killed our curb appeal. Fast forward about 3 years after planting the replacement silver maple and it's just starting to look like a yard again, it feels like.[/quote]
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