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Is there going to be a 2016 Paw Paw festival in Clintonville?
Contact Andrew Heckler: heckler.6@osu.edu
My river birch was removed from my front yard last autumn. What are the criteria to qualify for a free tree?
you should post something about Btk spraying (and link to http://bit.ly/Gypchek4ODA )
Hi. I tried an email but didn’t get a response. I’m on a tree commission here in Mt. Healthy , a small municipality just outside of Cincinnati proper. I’d like to know what your source is for trees at $15 each. Have been seeking a good and inexpensive source.
Unfortunately, Local Color will not be able to play the Paw Paw festival Sep. 21, we will be out of town. Keep Local Color in mind for other benefits.
Is that a homestead site in the ravine just past Hudson? You go down the hill and on the other side of the stream to the right, there seems to be a homestead site. Is it? It is not a terribly good location being deep in the ravine. I have often wondered about it. There are other homestead sites as well in Columbus, that are also unmarked. Anyone know anything about this particular site.
Who do I talk to about bringing a carillon/kinetic sculpture? 299-4702. It was well received by both children and adults at the just past ComFest. I have pictures if you want to see it ideasinc@ee.net Tadit Anderson
My tree was planted today at 332 Olentangy St! So is this part of the arboretum program?
Hi, Edie. My understanding is that the city of Columbus will send out an “opt-out” post card some time this summer for those slated to have a tree planted in their tree lawn. This card will give information on the tree plantings that the city will be doing. These cards will go to some of the residents in the arboretum this fall. Those not receiving a postcard this year should get one next year. The trees that are going to be planted will be coming from OSU and the city. Hopefully, this answers your questions. If not, please let me know.
How does this program work? Do we request a tree? I’m really happy to see Arcadia included in the project too.
Thanks – we’ll have plenty of postings on the blog soon!
Glad you could make the meeting, too. As soon as these storms get through, I’ll update the blog!
Wonderful! New trees will be a benefit to humans and wildlife, I’m so pleased to see Arcadia is included in the project. Hooray for trees!
Great meeting tonight! I’m very excited about the plans and will be checking the blog for updates. Thanks!
Karl, you are the first person to leave a comment on my blog. I feel like that should qualify you for a free tree or something! Did you see that we are having a meeting this Tuesday, May 24th? Details are in one of the postings. We’d love to have you there to offer suggestions, comments or help!
I just found out about this. I love the idea! I live on E Weber and would like to help. Please keep me informed.