Observed arrival · 2026-11-15
Virgil Trees: a neighborhood campaign to free the pink trumpets
The Virgil Village Association documents the condition of trees along Virgil Avenue and asks Los Angeles to remove constricting concrete covers, replace struggling trees, and plant empty wells.
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- The November 14 survey records 53 street trees and seven empty tree wells between Melrose Avenue and Santa Monica Boulevard.
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Map dots open photos and condition assessments for individual tree wells, with the survey bounded by Melrose Avenue and Santa Monica Boulevard. The association says its counts come from photographs taken November 14, 2026, and cautions that tree health and species need confirmation by a certified arborist. Its proposed sidewalk standard is a 4-by-6-foot tree well with five feet kept clear.
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