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Neighbourwoods FAQs
Where can I plant a tree?
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Who plants the tree?
What are my duties as a community tree steward?
Where can I learn more about my tree?
What will this cost me?
Why do the trees need a watering bag?
How many trees can I adopt?
Which species of trees are available?
What size are the trees being supplied? Can I qet a laroer tree?
What is the planting process?
Why isn't the NeiohbourWoods Prooram available in my community?
stewardship in my community. What other options are there for me?
Where can I plant a tree?
All trees must be planted on City property. This criteria includes your boulevard or back-of-walk area.
Boulevards are the spaces between the sidewalk and road. Back-of-walk refers to the City-owned space
between the sidewalk and your propety line.
NeighbourWoods trees cannot be planted on private propefty or in residential yards.
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Who plants the tree?
You do! But the City is here to help. We'll dig the hole and provide the tree, but you'll get the satisfaction of
planting it in the ground, caring for it and watching your efforts grow over time. As a NeighbourWoods
residential tree steward, you are responsible for watering and monitoring your adopted tree(s).
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