Northeastern Engineers work to solve Boston's watering problem

Three brilliant engineering students from Northeastern University are working to try to solve Boston's watering problem. It is nearly impossible to get the required 15 gallons of water from a residential tower down to a new tree on the street to care for it. This watering is required weekly from April through November for 2-3 years for a new tree to survive. We have new hope after watching the 3 test an early design of their solution on our 5 new trees. And, as an added bonus to WE Tree Boston, they jumped in, dug the hole and helped us wrestle the last of the 5 new trees into ground. Go HUSKIES!!!!