Everyone is talking about the row of trees next to the highway not standing upright, but playing with the new trend of "oblique planting"! You heard it right, this is not a joke, but the new advice of experts has been put into practice. At first, like most people, I thought it was a idea, but after digging deeper, I would like to give this expert a big thumbs up!
This oblique tree planting scheme may seem a bit "non-mainstream" at first glance, but when you think about it carefully, it has many benefits. First of all, the view of the road has suddenly widened a lot. When I used to drive, the big trees on the side of the road always blocked my view, which made people feel bottomless. Now, the slanted trees not only don't get in the way, but also make the scenery look more layered, and driving has become enjoyable.
In addition, the problem of fallen leaves has also been effectively solved. Every autumn, the fallen leaves all over the ground are always a headache. The sanitation workers are also busy. But the slanted tree is magical, and the leaves will obediently fall on the side of the river bank and no longer float onto the road. In this way, the road surface is clean and the sanitation workers can breathe a sigh of relief. This is simply a great gift to sanitation workers!
Of course, the most important thing is security. We all know that the trees on the side of the road have grown and the branches can easily touch the power lines. This not only affects the power supply, but can also lead to safety incidents. But the diagonal solution cleverly avoids this problem and allows the trees and power lines to coexist in harmony. Such a design is really beautiful and practical, and people have to admire the wisdom of experts.
However, there are also people on the Internet who question: Can trees be planted like this? What should be done with post-maintenance? I want to say that everyone is really worried. Experts must have taken these issues into account for a long time. Trees are planted and maintained by a team of professionals who use the most scientific methods to ensure that the trees thrive. So, let's put a hundred hearts!