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Adopt-a-tree deadline is September 1
07/27/2010 9:35 AM by John M
The city’s Adopt-a-Tree Program applications (PDF) has a new deadline of of September 1. From the Department of Urban Forestry website:
Residents may participate in the Adopt-A-Tree Program by making a tax-deductible contribution to the Parks & Recreation Foundation which will go toward planting a new tree or trees. Additionally, participants agree to water the tree for the first two years as outlined in the Tree Maintenance Agreement. Applications for the Adopt-A-Tree are due by [September 1]. Trees are planted late November through the end of February. For additional information please refer to Frequently Asked Questions and the Approved Tree Planting List.
We adopted a tree last year and it was not planted in front of our home. Who do I call now to get the tree planted?
City of Richmond
Urban Forestry Division
(804)646-0681