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Have you

noticed
the new trees

in your
neighborhood?

These trees were planted by the

Boston Redevelopment Authority as part of the

public improvement program for your neighborhood.

A tree provides oxygen, humidifies and

circulates the air and most importantly, it

humanizes and beautifies the city.

However there are some things you must do

to keep it alive and well:

1. Water the tree regularly during the growing

season. About 10 gallons a week is sufficient.

2. Keep the base neat and weeded,

and keep pets away.

3. Keep salt away in winter.

These trees are yours to enjoy and care for.

City of Boston
Raymond L. Flynn, Mayor

Boston Redevelopment Authority
Stephen Goyle, Director

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