#Summer Life Punch Season #Is it good to plant big trees in the yard? What are the pros and cons of planting large trees in the yard?
There are two big trees in my yard, a fig tree and a persimmon tree. The fig branch is leafy and covers the entire courtyard.
Let me first analyze the benefits of having a large tree in the yard, there are two main ones:
The first benefit is that it is cooler in summer. Temperatures have been very high this summer, around 37 degrees for the last twenty days. If there are no big trees in the yard, what is in the yard not scorched?
The second benefit is that you can harvest some fruit. Figs This fruit can moisten the intestines and laxatives, and the leaves of the figs can be boiled to drink tea to treat diarrhea!
The following is an analysis of the disadvantages of planting large trees in the yard, there are five main points:
First, the branches of large trees are luxuriant, blocking the light in the room, and the room is relatively dark.
Second, the roots of large trees are becoming more and more developed, and it is easy to shake the foundation of houses.
Third, the trees are too tall, and thunderstorms are easy to attract lightning. There are serious security implications.
Fourth, fruit trees are easy to attract birds. Especially every morning and at noon, numerous birds chirp on the branches, affecting the rest of the owners!
Fifth, the planting of large trees in the yard is not hygienic enough. There are often fallen leaves in the yard, and some figs are often dropped. This will also breed some mosquitoes and flies. So the yard needs to be cleaned frequently and rinsed frequently. It's a hassle to do.
These are the pros and cons of planting large trees in the yard.
