🚀 go-pugleaf

New Jersey plants a lot of Forsythia bushes around, especially within the
median of the highway as well as near overpasses.  Cheap and since the
branches tend to re-root themselves, they expand even further.

On Rt. 55, for about a 2 mile area just above Exit 27 (Rt. 47), signs in the
median say 'New Jersey's Beautiful - Naturally'.  This refers to the tall
weeping grass that grows within the median for this stretch.  I wonder
though if it was just an excuse not to cut the grass in this area :-).

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Jeff Taylor
khjc@jersey.net
http://www.jersey.net/~khjc
Homes for:  Rt. 42 & The 295/76/42 interchange


David Keenan wrote in message <37B69985.9BF2F21A@pacbell.net>...
>There was almost a move backwards--the Oleanders along the median
>of Interstate 5 through San Diego were, at one point, to be removed.
>I'm glad to see that they're still up in many places.  They make for a
>more eye-pleasing oncoming-headlight-glare-blocker.
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>Dino Hill wrote:
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>> Maybe by planting trees and landscaping in metro and rural areas would
>> slightly ease the "environmentalist concerns" on interstates????  LIke
>> Atlanta!  Does anyone know of any similiar projects that have happened in
>> metro areas to "beautify our interstates".
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