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Arbor Day 2011
In partnership with the
Hamilton County Master Gardeners Association and the Noblesville City Tree
Board, on Friday, April 29th, 2011 four-hundred Red Oak
seedlings were distributed from the lawn of the historic Noblesville
Courthouse Square, as part of the 3rd Annual Arbor Day on The Square
celebration by the civic group Keep Noblesville Beautiful (KNB). The Master Gardeners provided
instruction on dividing Hostas, distributing free cuttings while they lasted,
and the Noblesville City Tree Board distributed 200 Black Oak
seedlings. Brehob Nursery donated a potted 2" caliper Sugar-Tyme
Crabapple tree that was raffled off to Jack Martin, a lucky visitor.
Arbor Day 2010
In
partnership with Indiana Tree Stewards, beginning at 10:00 a.m. on Friday,
April 30, three hundred Shagbark Hickory seedlings were given away on the
lawn of the historic Noblesville Courthouse Square, as part of an Arbor Day
celebration by the civic group Keep Noblesville Beautiful and the Hamilton
County Master Gardeners Association.
In this Noblesville Times photo, by Steven Furlow,
Mark Sheehan gets tips on how to properly plant his Shagbark Hickory
sapling from Hamilton County Advanced Master Gardener Helen Seibel Friday
morning during a tree and plant give away through Keep Noblesville
Beautiful and the Master Gardeners. In addition to the trees visitors were
able to pick up information on tree upkeep, how to help Keep Noblesville
Beautiful and the Master Gardeners plant sale.
Ronald Stoner, right, and Moe Murray pick up free
trees outside the historic courthouse on the square in Noblesville Friday
from Keep Noblesville Beautiful as part of the "2nd Annual Arbor Day
on The Square" celebrations.
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"The best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago. The
second best time is now." - Anonymous
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