Trees don't just boost curb appeal—they're living HVAC. Proper placement slashes heating and cooling costs through shade, evapotranspiration, and windbreaks.
Mature height/crown determines planting distance. Roots, utilities, foundations, power lines—all constrain choices. Always consult a certified arborist before planting. DIY placement risks future removal, damage, or lost benefits.
A well-sited tree pays back in decades of energy savings, comfort, and property value. Plan once. Benefit forever.
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