Let's plant a tree - for free!In order to make residents aware of the many benefits of planting trees, Palm Beach County, FL has set up an innovative program to convince home owners to plant more (native) trees in their landscape.
The benefits of planting trees and replenishing our natural canopy's are proven to be beneficial in many ways: from providing shade and eliminating heat spots, improving air quality and safe harbors for our native fauna. Under the program, Palm Beach residents can sign up to receive two, three gallon native plants and receive information on how, when and what to plant There is an annual limit of one plant voucher, redeemable at participating nurseries for two, three-gallon native plants per Palm Beach County household, while funding lasts. More information about the program can be found by clicking here:
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3/6/2022 06:59:08 pm
I will make sure to bookmark your blog. I am near palm beach btw.
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Hello! I came across your article about Palm Beach County's Native Canopy Program, and I think it's a fantastic initiative! Encouraging residents to plant native trees helps improve air quality, provide shade, and support local fauna. It's great to see communities taking such a proactive approach to enhancing their natural environment.
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5/31/2023 08:35:47 am
Wow, I'm thrilled to hear about Palm Beach County's Native Canopy Program! It's such a fantastic initiative to promote the planting of native trees and enhance the beauty of the region. Native trees not only provide shade and aesthetic value but also play a crucial role in supporting local ecosystems. Kudos to the county for taking steps towards a greener future!
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9/1/2023 02:21:10 pm
There is a yearly constraint of one plant voucher, redeemable at partaking nurseries for two, three gallon local plants for each Palm Beach County family, while financing endures. Thank you, amazing post!
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6/24/2024 01:26:39 am
Great information, appreciate it! The program offering free native plants to residents is an excellent initiative to improve local air quality and provide habitats for native wildlife.
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6/24/2024 01:33:36 am
Thanks for the info! The limit of one plant voucher per household ensures that more residents can participate in this wonderful program, promoting a greener and healthier community.
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7/29/2024 12:45:04 am
This is very informative, thanks for sharing! The program sounds like a great opportunity for residents to contribute to their local environment while getting some free plants.
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8/20/2024 02:53:47 am
Thanks for this wonderful blog, I just read out, Much needed information.
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