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Tree Planting in Housing Colony
I have bought a house in Tambaram, Chennai (Madras), India. The
builders and colony planners have done a very shoddy job leaving very less space for greenery and trees( to make it a better place). I have made a schematic sketch of the space between the house wall and the road. This exists on either side of the road. Wall------======______======------++++++++++ 30cm 28cm 26cm 28cm 30cm ----- Soil ===== Cement _____ Storm Drain +++++ Tar Road We have been told that we cannot put any tree in the soil next to the drain because it may break the drain. Could you please help me out. What tree can I plant (probably some tree whose roots go down deep before spreading. Will the tar road affect the tree? The climate is generally very hot. |
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