City of Burlington Facebook willows june 6 2016

City of Burlington, Ontario
Published by Donna Kell · 31 May at 16:32 ·
We're sad, too...Two weeping willow trees near the gazebo in Spencer Smith Park will be removed
starting June 7 to ensure public safety in the waterfront park. The city's arborists found significant rotting
and decay in the trees during a recent investigation. The trees are beyond saving, but the city will keep 70
clippings of the historic trees for rooting and replanting, one for each year of the trees’ lives.
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Becca Castelein This breaks my heart! � my husband & I got engaged under this beautiful willow tree,
and had our wedding photos taken there as well... Andrew Castelein
Like · Reply · Message · 19 · 31 May at 16:58
City of Burlington, Ontario Councillor Marianne Meed Ward is hosting a remembrance ceremony
Monday night at Spencer Smith Park at the gazebo at 7 p.m. Bring your lawn chairs or blankets.
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Janine Emma Lucas I LOVE that you will be replanting the clippings!! I assume it will be replanted
within the lakefront park still?
Like · Reply · Message · 26 · 31 May at 16:41
City of Burlington, Ontario We will be back with updates on how we will keep this line of trees alive.
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Sandy Jakubowski-McGregor Too bad the city didn't take clippings a few years ago and start rooting
trees for replanting. Maybe we should be doing this for older trees so that we already have a large tree to
transplant?
Like · Reply · Message · 11 · 1 June at 07:28
Rob Waller Thanks for the transparency. There might have been public outcry when they heard the
chainsaws otherwise.
Like · Reply · Message · 15 · 31 May at 17:04
Greg Burghall I remember playing with the branches as a kid and climbing as I got older. There's
something majestic and timeless with the willow trees. Sad to see them go but even trees grow old.
Like · Reply · Message · 5 · 31 May at 21:21
Jon Lawson the city should have been planting more trees along time ago. There needs to be more
shaded areas. I always have noticed that in the summer on hot days.
Like · Reply · Message · 3 · 1 June at 00:13
Kelly Flannery They are like family and it is so sad to have them gone. 70 clippings for each year is an
excellent respect. Because of those trees and a couple more in Burlington which I swung from as a child
Willows are my absolute favorite of all trees and they will be greatly missed.
Like · Reply · Message · 4 · 1 June at 05:33
Shelley Sterling The willow trees are the most majestic ! I have watched the grand daddy willow on New
st at Drury Lane , survive the strong storms that break a limb from him as this mighty willow still stands !
It's very sad about the Spencer willows, I always grieve a giant tree that is cut down. Marianne Meed
Ward thank you for the caring updates .
Like · Reply · Message · 3 · 31 May at 21:03
Adria Di Maggio On my grandparents farm we had a beautiful old willow tree. Had many family dinners
under it and many memories of climbing up through it. It grew for 50 years and one morning after a a
really windy thunder storm, it split down the middle and crushed everything around it. They're special
trees- but eventually their heavy branches bring them down. Glad to hear they'll be replanted.
Like · Reply · Message · 2 June at 22:19
Jan Wiffin Cousens How will the city. Provide shade until something grows big enough? The park can
be very hot especially when there are events going on.
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Mary Hatcher The replanting if 70 clippings cancels the sadness of the tree removal! Thank goodness
they are able to start the trees life all over again �
Like · Reply · Message · 31 May at 23:55
Tim Baker Its definitely a shame to loose those big gorgeous trees. Its better to be safe but it will be a bit
tricky to find shade in Spencer Smith park now.
Like · Reply · Message · 1 · 1 June at 18:06
Lynn Nagy There is no tree in my thoughts more beautiful then the weeping willow. Hopefully the cuts
they take will bring them back in the future that they will once again bring beauty to the area.
Like · Reply · Message · 2 June at 16:02
Sally Hewitt What about the creatures who call those willow trees home?
The birds nests, the squirrels .... Will they be looked after as the chain saws destroy these beautiful trees?
I am sure there are raccoons who sleep in the branches... Will they be left to fall to the ground as the
limbs are cut?...See more
Like · Reply · Message · 2 June at 22:33
John Clodge So very sad. Great memories for all of us burlingtonians around that tree in one way or
another. It would be a great idea if they had a display with a section showing the rings and pointing out
some dates and events that happened around it?.
Like · Reply · Message · 1 · 1 June at 20:25
Sally Bowskill Sadly that tree is well known for rotting. Our neighbour refused to cut theirs down even
though we knew it would fall. Surely enough it came down and took down half of our tree. So best to cut
it down for safety of everyone even though it is such a lovely tree.
Like · Reply · Message · 2 · 31 May at 19:49
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Alan Adair Edgar Always sad to see a tree taken down regardless of the reason. Nice to, think , there
will be "offspring" though.
Like · Reply · Message · 3 · 31 May at 16:44
Betty Wells Had a Willow tree at busiest intersection in Halifax, Quinpool and Robie, until early 90s.
Similar reaction when it was removed.
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 08:45
Caroline Fillion A weeping willow is relatively short-lived compared to some trees. The maximum
average lifespan is 50 years, although in ideal conditions, a weeping willow may live as long as 75 years.
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Patty L Simpkin-Richmond It is sad, but I do understand tree's become old and they have to come
down. We lost our 55 year old birch tree due to carpenter ants 2 years ago. I do love that fact you'll be
replanting the clippings, so the Willow Tree will live on, just not where were used to seeing it!
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 07:51
Roger Alessandro Maybe they could leave part of the trunk and have someone carve something beautiful
into it. Or maybe if there is enough salvageable wood use it to build a bench or picnic table.
Like · Reply · Message · 2 · 2 June at 07:11
Anita Lemmex Horrible!!! I've lived in the city for 42 years and that gorgeous tree has been such a
beautiful site over the gazebo. There has to be a way to save it.
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Laura Reid It truly is sad my sister in law got her wedding pictures in the gazebo and under the trees
...but the fact that the city is going to replant the clippings is a releaf for all who love trees
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Vince Fiorito I understand that many people consider Weeping Willows to be beautiful. I get that many
people have an emotional attachment to this particular tree. But this tree has reached the end of its life and
has to removed for safety reasons.
I sincerely hop...See more
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Laura Foster It's going to look weird without those trees being there, but better to remove them now than
deal with an accident later. Glad they're going to keep some clippings to replant the trees.
Like · Reply · Message · 2 · 31 May at 20:21
Betsy Wilson I remember in the 50's seeing many easels and painting going on under the willows. A
lovely memory, now I retired to the NS ocean
Like · Reply · Message · 1 · 31 May at 23:39
Amanda Brown For those of us who will miss the farewell gathering, it would be nice if the red truck
could move out of picture shot of the north tree.
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Lisa Mooney Meecham Love those trees. We have family reunion pics under them. They'll be missed.
Will look forward to the replanting of clippings. Great outcome. Well done.
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 06:58 · Edited
Gidget Mary Pearce Such sad news but again happy beginnings with 70 new clippings For our
grandchildren's children to see and climb when they get older
Like · Reply · Message · 2 June at 02:08
Diane Sinclair Oh no! I hope they replace them with some new trees. It will look so bare without them.
They also provide much needed shade.
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Mike Frederick this is sad. it will be bare now.
anyway where are we on building the wall separating us from hamilton?
Like · Reply · Message · 11 · 31 May at 22:19
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Sam Stewart So unfortunate, these trees are a big part of Spencer Smith Park. The landscape will never
be the same.
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 19:32
Mike Flanagan No way! I remember Friday night battle of the bands in that gazebo. Those trees made
that park.
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Dan Mooers Sad to see the trees go. Maybe you could have some benches made from the wood for the
park.
Like · Reply · Message · 1 · 1 June at 12:16
Sarah Mathies I'm happy about the replanting but this is so sad. Those trees helped create a lot of
wonderful memories for so many of us!!
Like · Reply · Message · 4 · 1 June at 14:15
Darren Lum Be happy that the trees provided years of enjoyment. The trees legacy lives on with the
replanting of the trees clippings.
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 17:20
Linda Spencer The fact that it has lasted 70 years is amazing...they're life span is usually much less. My
neighbor had to cut his down after 40 years (rotting and severe wind damage).
Like · Reply · Message · 2 · 31 May at 20:42
Daniel Smith Sad that its being removed but at least theyre going to re plant :) that will be cool for my
generation to see in years time
Like · Reply · Message · 3 · 1 June at 09:32
Darrell Robinson That sucks! I'm in Owen Sound now but I am from Burlington and have walked under
those big ol tree's many times. They gave me shade on those hot sunny day's during Sound of music and
Ribfest.
Like · Reply · Message · 2 · 31 May at 19:10
Julie Anne I will always remember My daughter sitting under them while watching reptile shows, live
children's music and picnic at the sound of music festivals :(
Like · Reply · Message · 2 · 31 May at 21:10
Heidi Di Bacco I was just enjoying it's beauty last weekend and I thought to myself 'look how big this
Willow is and it has survived so many years'. I guess not for long. Too bad :(.
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 03:47
Allie Maheral It is sad when they go... But if they're that decayed ...a good wind storm can cause them to
essentially explode into splinters flying everywhere. Best to try to graph them from their roots.
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 21:28
Cathy Miyata Those trees bring back great memories if high school!
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 08:54
Amanda Arnold So saddened by this! This tree has touched so many ppl and is a significant part of our
waterfront. :(
Like · Reply · Message · 2 · 31 May at 22:10
Darrin White Wow......just wow.....for the past few weeks I've been blown away by just how much and
seemingly how fast B-town has changed or is changing. Now these icons are leaving.
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 21:12 · Edited
Cathy Lamb A part of my childhood is about to disappear. Thanks for the memories.
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 06:53
JVan Landschoot We watched the fireworks under these trees Katie Van Landschoot remember???
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April Kelley Saving clippings is a great idea. When a tree is beyond saving it's better for the surrounding
environment to take it down too. I love that they will be replanting it to give it new life.
Like · Reply · Message · 3 June at 08:42
Laurie Corp So sad but they do fall down when they are rotting and it doesn't take much. I've had two
fall where I live.
Like · Reply · Message · 1 · 31 May at 18:46
Rachael Hogan Adam Felker we should try to go there and take some pics before they take them down,
we can take the frisbee!
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Rachel Clarke Rebekah Lumsden Beatrice Beshie "Should we take it this way? Maybe with the trees in
the background? Do you like it better?" (L)
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Michèle Croft No!! These are iconic to burlington's waterfront and part of my young childhood
memories. �
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 22:17
Trevor Shepherd Any lumber being salvaged or is it all being chipped and removed?
Like · Reply · Message · 1 · 1 June at 07:27
Casandra Owen I'd love to make some beautiful tables with the wood in memory of these historical
trees. - Naturally Stumped
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Marina Den Otter I like that, once it is beyond saving, good solution to start new trees from the old one.
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 08:44
Carol Anderson Great that they are keeping the clippings to start new trees!
Like · Reply · Message · 1 · 31 May at 23:33
Vallerist Cousens Hopefully they got more than one opinion. Too many large trees are cut down for
convenience.
Like · Reply · Message · 1 · 31 May at 19:48
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Debbie Albrough sad news but huge thank you for the advance notice... so many memories under that
big tree.
Like · Reply · Message · 2 · 31 May at 17:37
Samantha
DeanNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OMG - everytime i walk down there I
think how amazing it is that these trees are still there. I remember when our family used to go out to
dinner at Lum's Chinese Restaurant that used to be on Brant Street then go down to Spencer Smith.
WAH!!!!!!
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Andrew Orange Any chance of getting some of the wood from them? Would like to turn a bowl or two
from them
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Paige Reeve-Newson Will Inglis I am sad about trees
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Jenny Reed Ann LeBarr now we won't be able to eat our pizza under these anymore!
Like · Reply · Message · 2 · 31 May at 23:06
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Brian Roberts Incredibly sad. Would love a piece of the wood for an art piece
Like · Reply · Message · 2 · 1 June at 13:53
Alison Simpson Such is the circle of life with the bonus of clippings!
Like · Reply · Message · 2 · 31 May at 17:09
Andrea Camara Very sad I love those trees! :(((
Like · Reply · Message · 1 · 31 May at 21:44
Carol-Ann Jordan-Wodehouse I love those trees they were my Dads favourite tree
Like · Reply · Message · 2 June at 01:23
Dave Kenyon We had our wedding pictures there as well years ago... That's sad but COB knows what
they're doing.
Like · Reply · Message · 1 · 31 May at 20:13
Anita Nutty This is very sad. I love this tree. I sat under it many times for the past 40 years
Like · Reply · Message · 1 · 31 May at 21:45
Beth Silva This is very sad! My sister had her wedding here too. Lots of great memories in this spot.
Like · Reply · Message · 1 · 31 May at 21:25
Philippa J. Thomas Such majestic tress,,they grandeur will be missed..
Like · Reply · Message · 1 · 31 May at 17:25
Alanna Baker Oh the times spent as a teen around those trees. Kate Detenbeck Louise Eberts Mike A
Bennett Ryan Czuba Rip Weeping willows
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Louise Wallis The circle of life...they will be missed!
Like · Reply · Message · 1 · 31 May at 16:45
Gabriela Herrero Muy favourite place to think... So unfortunate!
Like · Reply · Message · 1 · 31 May at 18:45
Kimberly Clarke So sad. The willows are what I think of, when I think of the
park � Samantha, Wally..... Sad days
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Linda Feldman Very sad...glad you are able to replant the clippings.
Like · Reply · Message · 1 · 31 May at 17:31
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Cass Swanston David Stephen Radjen remember climbing this tree a few years ago? :(
Like · Reply · Message · 2 · 31 May at 17:22
Emily Madelaine Wildeboer Sarah Crewe I love the trees
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 23:27
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Mary McGeown Lots of fine memories!
Like · Reply · Message · 1 · 31 May at 23:05
Susan Young Oh how many we burned under that beautiful tree....�
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Julia Puranda Carolyn :(
They were such beauties!
Like · Reply · Message · 1 · 31 May at 20:49
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Gail Martens The good news is that willow trees are very easy to grow from clippings
Like · Reply · Message · 31 May at 23:40
Whitney Willow Is it possible to have a small piece of the tree to take home once it's cut up?
Like · Reply · Message · 31 May at 19:18
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Theresa Merrick Cahill Very unfortunate. I love these trees.
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 18:25
Tracy Elaine Very happy they are saving and replanting them. The circle of life continues
Like · Reply · Message · 2 June at 19:42
Brenda Telchak Just remove the parts that are a risk
Or get a second opinion
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 11:35
Gloria Franchi This is so sad
I love weeping willows
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 09:12
Jeff Edwards THIS IS WHY WE CANT HAVE NICE THINGS. I blame the terrorists
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 15:44
Julie Petch I love that it will give life to 70 more though
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 17:34
Ashleigh Danielsen Awful that they are beyond saving but LOVE that they are rooting one for each year
of life!!
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 12:40
Jo-Ellen Reid Heartbreaking! I grew up with those majestic trees!
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Simone Bell Hannah Katherine Gowers All they're doing is renovating the whole lake now, even the
beach part, it's stupid and pointless
Like · Reply · Message · 2 June at 10:56
Kristin Campbell Glad to hear about this now, rather than in an accident.
Like · Reply · Message · 1 June at 12:04
Sophie Hunt Paul Norwood oh nooOOO this is the tree that saved me from heat stroke during SOM
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Rebecca Painter Monika Gehbauer Ian Anderson... May want celebrate that anniversary a bit early. <3
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Kimberly Thornborrow Is it possible to get a clipping from the tree?
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Amanda Rothwell Kaitlin Zack your pee tree!! (Not really those ones but close enough)
Annette Ouellet
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Nikki Sahota Yadvinder Singh Sandhu still remember your proposal here!
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Sharon Bond One of the biggest fights my husband and I ever had was when he cut down a perfectly
healthy elm treatment in our yard.
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Kate Flanagan Awh. Cassie Amanda our burls by the lake walk is dying...?
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Maggie An Gabbie Osorio GET YOUR PARENTS TO TAKE A PIC BEFORE THIS!!!!
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Lorraine Bynoe That pretty yellow in Autumn,will be missed and its wallowing branches
Like · Reply · Message · 3 June at 12:23
Karen Coombe Joan Armatrading wrote a wonderful song called... Willow...have a listen, it's one of my
all time favorite songs
Like · Reply · Message · 2 June at 14:32
Nicole L Ross I had my engagement photos here, plus my dad brings every grand child here!
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Kyle McDougall Davis Micheal to this as a paintin boss
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Allison Hill This is so sad.
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Natalie Page Awe .. will be very sad to see it go.
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Shannon Lynn Meister Oh no
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Amber Leigh Robertson So sad!! But safety first. :)
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Cathrine Carlson Extremely sad
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Ni Na So sad
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Leslie Wagner So sad :(. I got engaged at that gazebo
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Lainey Symington Please take some pics
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Paula Stewart So very sad!
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Justin Springer Swinging from that thing was the besttttt Mike P Medeiros
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Carrie Radske :(
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Carol Bordman What a shame it's stunning
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Allie Brown Who wants to help stop this radically wit me??
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Blanche Lmq They're so beautiful :(
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Pam Freeman Wilkinson Sad to hear this. I loved them.
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Christine Bolus Steiniger Wow, so sad.
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Simone Carpio Are you serious�
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Ashleigh Hoszowski Nooo! This is terrible! I love those willows
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Penny Biles Sad, but necessary I guess!
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