Editorial: Beverly Hills is swapping ficus trees for palms? Bad idea
Beverly Hills wants to replace 87 ficus trees on Robertson Boulevard with crape myrtle and palm trees. The city should at least find new shade trees.
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Beverly Hills wants to replace 87 ficus trees on Robertson Boulevard with crape myrtle and palm trees. The city should at least find new shade trees.
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