There are severe constraints on the supply side of the provision of infrastructure in Asia. The infrastructure financing gap between what is invested in Asia-Pacific (around US$48 billion) and what is needed (US$228 billion) is around US$180 billion every year.
Placed in the centre of a garden bed, they can be underplanted with low growing shrubs and bulbous plants for an harmonious effect; or underplanted with grass for a contrasting statement. Alternatively, the tree can be situated at the end of a long garden to draw visitors out into the garden.
While the stature of some of these trees makes them good candidates for planting under power lines, some may not be appropriate due to other attributes--too large a size, sharp thorns, messy fruit, or poor adaptation to nursery production or transplanting. All tested trees are listed at the upper left link.rees can be a great asset in the urban landscape, especially when the right trees are planted in the right place. Using small trees near power lines can reduce the amount of pruning that power companies must do to reduce power outages caused by interfering tree limbs (see photo).