QUEZON CITY, March 20 (PIA) -- As part of its greening project, the Quezon City (QC) government is set to transform some leisure spots and sidewalks within the city into linear gardens for endemic trees.   In a regular executive meeting with government officials, Mayor Herbert Bautista said that endemic trees like Acacia will be planted and lined up on the center islands or sidewalks of Tomas Morato and other wide streets in the city, especially business and leisure areas that attract tourists.   Bautista ordered parks development administration department (PDAD) head Zaldy De La Rosa to study where endemic trees can be ...

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