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The Tree Party is always a very sociable affair with delectable hors d’ oeuvres provided by the “Happiness Is” caterers and a choice of beverages. The setting a greenhouse, is most appropriate to the Conservancy’s party. Door prizes will be given out. Continue Reading →
A swamp white oak tree donated by the Riverside Garden Club was planted in Binney Park on June 16, 2016 and will be maintained in conjunction with the Greenwich Tree Conservancy. Continue Reading →
Chris Katsigiannis and her husband faced a dilemma after their house burned down and their architect told them at 150-year-old Copper Beech tree on the property would have to go. The Greenwich Tree Conservancy has a brochure offering diagrams and techniques for planting and maintaining trees. Continue Reading →
In less than ten years, Greenwich has lost about 3,000 of its trees. Residents are too familiar with the sight of massive trees falling across roads and power lines during storms and hurricanes. At a benefit at McArdle’s on Friday, the Greenwich Tree Conservancy reaffirmed its commitment to replace lost trees. Just in the past year they’ve planted about 500 trees, and have planted about 2,500 to date. Continue Reading →
Head to the tree party to celebrate Greenwich Tree Conservancy! See you there! Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Tree Conservancy is sponsoring a series of free discussions addressing this topic with the first one “Calling all Tree owners” set for Saturday, April 2, 2016 from 9:30-11:00 am at Sam Bridge Nursery, 437 North Street, Greenwich.
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Bruce Spaman, the town Tree Warden and JoAnn Messina, director of the Greenwich Tree Conservancy touched on topics including replacing hundreds of trees cut down at GHS, Holiday lights on the trees on Greenwich Ave, and utility company “ground-to-sky” clearing around lines. Continue Reading →
The Garden Education Center has all sorts of programs for children and adults, including the Awesome Tree Contest. Also keep your eye on the community calendar on the GFP home page for GEC events and programs. Continue Reading →
Submit your photo in any of four categories. The annual Greenwich Tree Conservancy’s Awesome Tree Contest is great fun and celebrates our Town’s trees! Continue Reading →
Take advantage of the beautiful May weather for a visit to Bruce Park. New trees have been planted recently and there is a newly paved asphalt path perfect for strollers or kids learning to ride their bicycles. Continue Reading →