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Tree care: Extra tips to keep your trees alive in the drought

By Take Two Staff
Published Jun 12, 2015
Rachel Malarich, forestry senior manager for Tree People, explains how to care for urban trees at Cheviot Hills Park on Friday morning, June 5, 2015. Tree People plants trees on streets, at schools and in parks. Once a tree is planted, the organization commits to caring for them for five years.
Rachel Malarich, forestry senior manager for Tree People, explains how to care for urban trees at Cheviot Hills Park on Friday morning, June 5, 2015. Tree People plants trees on streets, at schools and in parks. Once a tree is planted, the organization commits to caring for them for five years.
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Maya Sugarman/KPCC
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Tree care: Extra tips to keep your trees alive in the drought

TreePeople Senior Arborist Linda Eremita shares extra tips on how to keep your trees healthy in California's drought.

KPCC's Sanden Totten provides the full picture on caring for trees and the impact of urban tree loss during the drought. Click here to read his piece.