Report of the Committee on Improving and Beautifying Utica of the Utica Chamber of Commerce (1908)
Utica (N.Y.). Chamber of Commerce, Olmsted, Frederick Law, 1870-1957 · [Utica] · leaf 52
ut simplydie through neglect. They are very generally standing so closethat as they grow older and become crowded the.foliage of theindividual trees has insufficient exposure to the light and thevitHlity of the tree is seriously lowered. Again the coveringof the roots with impervious pavement has… … 46 boring whIIs and pavements, and a hundred other conditionsthat inevitably accompany the citys growth, are all tending tolower the vitality of the trees and render them less capable ofA^ith^tanding the attacks of insects, disease and wounds. One of Uticas assets as a pleasant place to live in is…
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