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    Understanding Water and Trees


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    The Addison Arbor Foundation reminds you that money does grow on trees. The right tree in the right place can add to your home’s value. But the wrong trees will end up costing you.

    At a recent Addison Arbor Foundation event, Dallas County Master Gardener Eric Larner, a member of the Dallas Urban Forest Advisory Committee and team leader of the Citizen Forester Program, spoke about the proper care, selection, and removal of trees.

    In this segment, Eric talks about the importance of water to trees:


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