City of Orlando will give away free trees
Orlando residents with a green thumb can receive a free tree next week.
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From May 15 to May 17, the City of Orlando will give away free trees as part of Mayor Buddy Dyer’s One Person, One Tree initiative.
People can pick up a tree for their household at McQuigg Urban Farm or at the Englewood Neighborhood Center.
The McQuigg Urban Farm will be open from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. May 15 through May 17, while the Englewood Neighborhood Center will be open only on May 16 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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These trees will be available: Brown Turkey Fig, Fruit Cocktail Tree, Saijo Persimmon and Spring Satin Plumcot.
Pre-registration is encouraged, but walk-ups are also welcome.
The event is in partnership with OUC and the Arbor Day Foundation.
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Click here for more details.
Claim Your Free Tree!🌳Spread the word to all your neighbors and come out for your free tree. Pre-registration is encouraged but walk-ups are welcome.
🗓️May 15-17 McQuigg Urban Farm
🗓️May 16 Engelwood Neighborhood Center
⏰1-6 P.M.
Visit https://t.co/eVOCJ5Yoz4 for details. pic.twitter.com/z47OmfbIOq— City of Orlando (@citybeautiful) May 8, 2024
See maps of the locations below:
McQuigg Community Garden
Englewood Neighborhood Center:
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