Figgerlickinggood
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My red maple tree we planted this spring. It’s called October Glory.
I see how it got its name.
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grasshopper
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That is a pretty big tree to plant. And it has settled in nicely. It costs a bundle here to plant something that size. Neighbor took out one of the front trees that has been breaking sewage for a few years. HOA made them plant another one to replace it.
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Figgerlickinggood
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that’s why I would never live in a HOA development. The restrictions not to mention price of the fees.
grasshopper
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That is kind of difficult around here. About 25% of houses don't have HOA fee(not the same as no HOA). The median HOA fee is around $60/month and can go up to $800/month depending on amenities (such as living right in the middle of a golf course. Not sure why you want to do that)
I actually just started volunteering with WildOnes on their lawyer divison. a huge focus of the team is to create town laws which forbid HOA from stopping you from planting natives and requiring trees coming down without independent arborist evals! Same with insurance.
figuringIt
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for a moment i thought that was a person with a tiny head in the first picture 
Figgerlickinggood
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Do they have red maples in Georgia?
ktrain
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You know I'm not really sure, Can't say I recall seeing any.
There are lots of Japanese Maples. lol
Figgerlickinggood
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for a moment i thought that was a person with a tiny head in the first picture
. I had to laugh. It does look like that. Kind of reminds me of the aliens in the movie “Men In Black”