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Plant a Tree!

by Seattle Department of Neighborhoods on August 7, 2012

Want to make your street a healthy, green, beautiful place to live and play? Plant a tree! Applications are now open for Seattle reLeaf’s Trees for Neighborhoods program. Through this program, Seattle residents can apply for up to 4 free trees for yards or planting strips.

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