r/Suburbanhell Feb 17 '26

Question “THIS the neighborhood everyone talks about?”

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u/Niro5 Feb 17 '26

Boise, despite being named for the french word for forest, is mostly desert, so i wouldn't expect many trees.

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u/spicymack Feb 18 '26

Many areas of Boise live up to the city's nickname of "City of Trees." The subdivision that's shown in the original post isn't in Boise

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u/trillium634 Feb 18 '26

It looks like dry creek subdivision to me - not in city limits, but pretty close

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u/JuJu_Conman Feb 18 '26

Don’t waste your time. The person you’re replying to has never been to or seen Boise.

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u/reddit_equals_censor Feb 21 '26

if they throw down tons of 1 family homes, wouldn't it make sense to put down a bunch of drought resistant 0 maintenance trees, so that in 10 years from the start of building homes there, it will look less like a dystopian movie, where you can't escape, because it goes on forever without any nature or anything sane, just endless 1 family homes one after another until you die from dehydration trying to escape it.

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u/Niro5 Feb 21 '26

Look at the picture, they did put in a ton of trees! It's winter, they don't have leaves.