It’s an interesting situation. The environment in a city is already very controlled and artificial that any species of tree that can thrive is useful, especially one that can feed birds. Compared to planting Gingko biloba or other trees solely for aesthetics, B ceiba seems like a good idea, but I don’t know how it compares to native species which could support invertebrates as well as birds, or if the keystone species local to those areas are capable of being planted in an urban environment.
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in any case, good luck : )