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The Leon
County Department of Public Works is proud to offer the 2010 Adopt-A-Tree public
tree planting program. If you live inside Leon County, but outside of
Tallahassee city limits, you may qualify to have a Rusty Blackhaw planted
on your property for free. The Rusty Blackhaw is a small, native tree that
has a showy display of white flowers in the spring.
If you
agree to water the tree three times a week for one year, Public Works will
plant
the tree anywhere between your house and any publicly-maintained road or any
privately-maintained road with public access. To have a tree planted on your
property between February and March 2010, simply fill out an application and
place a wooden stake at the desired location. Public Works will try to get as
close to the designated area as possible. One tree per household per year
will be planted.
You can apply for a tree by completing the form below and clicking SUBMIT.
Applications For The 2010 Adopt -A-Tree
Public Tree Planting Program
The application deadline is January 31, 2010
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