Groups offer deals on trees, shrubs to encourage planting
Bareroot tree seedlings and small bareroot trees and shrubs are
available through county conservation districts and nonprofits like
Global ReLeaf and the Greening of Detroit.
According to the story:
Bareroot tree seedlings and small bareroot trees and shrubs are
available through county conservation districts and nonprofits like
Global ReLeaf and the Greening of Detroit.
The groups offer bareroot plants at low prices to raise money for
tree-planting efforts and to encourage people to plant trees, shrubs
and other plants every spring. Plants will be available for pick-up
next month, in time to get them into the ground before the weather gets
too warm and the trees start to leaf out.
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