Sure, one is on the street and one is in a park. But surely there is a better middle ground for urban trees?
Sure, one is on the street and one is in a park. But surely there is a better middle ground for urban trees?
A recent research study conducted by Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories tackled the question of the best methodology to grow trees in cities, with the ultimate goal of reaping benefits that mitigate the impact of climate change. The study (Comparison of Tree Responses to Different Soil Treatments Under Concrete Pavement) was produced by Dr. E Thomas… More
Introduction When we talk about low-impact development and design today, the term “suspended pavement” is frequently used — but rarely defined. It’s important to understand this practice within the field of green infrastructure, so let’s examine what suspended pavement is as well as its history, uses, composition, and case studies. What is Suspended Pavement? Suspended… More
Introduction Planning a green infrastructure project is a complex endeavor with many intricate considerations — not least of which is the seemingly simple question: how will I grow big, healthy trees? Where will I plant them and how will I ensure they thrive in an urban environment? Let’s explore how tree trenches — also called… More
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