hubert cumberdale wrote:
what do you want to use the trees for?
1. To provide beneficial shade and windbreak for other plant life to grow better from a result
2. To better the soil
3. To promote and provide wildlife habitat (birds, bees)
4. To create privacy
I wasn't thinking of using just Chitalpa, I was thinking of interspersing them amongst other trees as border trees. I'm not sure how this will work but I got the opinion from the guy at Farm Supply that I would be able to mix Chitalpa with Acacia and Locust and Arizona Cypress. If I were to do that, would I benefit from having variety? In theory, everything sounds good to a person like me because this land really needs improving somehow, and it seems to me that trees of any kind are an improvement. But I don't want to plant trees that don't physically benefit the land (soil).