On May 25, 12:07 pm, Mark Lloyd wrote:
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The people across the street (east Texas) have a couple of
30-year-old live oaks. The shed in the fall too, and those tough
narrow leaves are hard to clean up. They wish they hadn't been told
that live oaks make good shade trees.


Can't be worse than magnolia leaves! They're big, thick, take years to
rot, fall all year long, and blow over 3 city blocks. My advise to
magnolia tree owners - if it's less than 100 years old, cut it down.

Red