Some opinions would Argu- tion all one needs: the shadow is a large umbrella stand. This may be true, but placing a large umbrella in the area to enjoy the shade can be annoying, besides that it does not always work with the landscape. Trees provide shade all year round and also home cooling and can be beneficial. In addition, mature trees can offer much shade than a basic garden or table umbrella. And on a hot day over 100 degrees, that can make a big difference to someone outside.
Fast-Growing
Don’t plant trees when first moving into a location, fast growing shade trees are your best bet. They grow quickly and don’t take 15 or 20 years to grow. Most of them can reach a reasonable height and spread out within 5 years. In addition, they tend to grow aggressively, fill empty space and provide an easy landscaping effect.
Types of trees: Leyland cypress
Cyprus in all its historical form has used the shade-producing tree as the home of the ancient Romans. Leyland Cyprus, a relative similar to it, has slender erect branches, and provides wind and deep shade. This also helps to create some privacy when someone lives next to a house with a double story or similar.
Types of trees: Red Maples
With a reputation for being a notable leaf spreader, Red Maple also provides a viable shade option. Maples generally grow large with large leaves. These leaves when grouped together can produce quite a bit of coverage. The fast growing effect coupled with the large coverage fits the bill for large distances affected by the sun.
Types of trees: Sawtooth oak
Sawtooth oaks compete with maple trees in the big tree, in the coverage category and grow the fastest. As a hardy tree, oaks can handle a little more in drier areas than in drier areas.
Types of trees: Weeping willow
A classic umbrella producer, the Weeping Willow is a huge shade umbrella for adults. Kids love trees and the shade factor is almost perfect. They grow well in well water and in the sun, and they can grow significantly for a long time. Make sure that one of these provides a large yard area. Close to a fence or home foundation is probably not good.
Benefit
Again, the main benefit obtained from the shade of the fast-growing tree is that it is blocked from the sun. But if they are placed conveniently around the house, you can see the effect on the air conditioning in your home. Direct contact with the sun is always hotter on any surface, and having a piece of broken wood makes that contact easier to stay at home. cold Some homeowners can realize as much as a 30% reduction in annual cooling costs.
