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[QUOTE="RichZ, post: 4371931, member: 534"] A landscaping trend that seems to have caught on in these parts the last 5 years or so is a line of small evergreens planted on a berm that runs across the front of the property. Obviously they die quickly without some type of water supply built into the berm. I remember one a homeowner on Rte 111 in Monroe did one himself and didn't know enough to put in hydration plumbing. The trees died within a month. He replaced them and they died again. THEN he dug up his yard to get water out to the berm. Anyway, back to the point at hand. Even with underground plumbing to the berm, a lot of those evergreens on a lot of those installations appear to be suffering this summer. [/QUOTE]
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