Ellensburg is a city that cares about its trees, and in 1983 became the first community in the State of Washington to be designated as a Tree City USA. There are over 5,600 street trees in Ellensburg. Trees are important to the health of our community because they reduce storm water runoff, stabilize soil, enhance the ecological environment, improve property values, and enhance the general aesthetics and welfare of the community.
Remember, even if you don't irrigate your lawn, it's important to water your trees either in the morning or the evening to ensure they stay healthy.
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