The morning of Friday, December 15, 2017, three Citizen Foresters and several other volunteers from the Master Gardeners program planted 16 trees in Arlington. The species planted were cedar elm, bur oak, bald cypress, desert willow, and Mexican plum. Although the morning began with chilly weather, volunteers worked tirelessly, and soon the sun rose over the treetops onto four trees that had already been planted. Thanks to the efforts of the volunteers and the forestry staff, all 16 trees were planted by 10 a.m. The event was coordinated between the City of Arlington, Citizen Foresters, and Master Gardeners with the help of local resident Juliet Bran.

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The Parks and Recreation Department’s Forestry and Beautification staff assisted with the planting.

The trees were planted on the median of Shorewood Drive near Bowman Springs Park in Arlington. This street had only a few existing post oak and cedar elm, but will now be able to grow to provide a full tree canopy and beautify this residential street.