Two new trees are being put in to replace the cherry trees that were cut down last year as part of the County Hall re-development.
“Tree felling upsets town” was the headline in the Abingdon Herald.
The new trees look better than the Cherry trees they have replaced so it looks like a good swap to me. They have fine white blossoms and are tall and slender and much better suited to the tight space. They could also be cherries but I’m not sure.
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Anyway I have heard that the Urban Warrier is trying to put a bit of colour in the bland uninteresting landscape of South Abingdon by planting spring bulbs in verges etc. We should bring trees etc into the town landscape. We only have to go out into the country and the pretty villiages to realise what can be done.
60 more trees will be planted as part of the jubilee celebrations too. The town council are looking for suggestions on areas where people would like trees planted – any specific suggestions?
We could do with trees to camouflage the science park buildings from the riverside walks.
Another place to plant trees would be alongside the A34 where we can see lorries thundering past all the time. A quieter road surface would also help as now the A34 is often incredibly noisy.
Thanks Pat – not sure the town councils budget will quite stretch to resurfacing the a34 🙂
Pat, I have put forward your suggestion for trees to the Town Council to consider.
Anyone else have any ideas?
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I was saddened to see that one of the new trees was leaning at a precarious angle yesterday… hope it is re-uprighted and survives.