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#GreenThisWeek | July 22-28

7/21/2013

 
July 23 |Orchids 101 - Orchids in the  Landscape
time:  6pm – 7pm
location: Shenandoah Branch  Library
address: 2111 SW 19 ST. | MIAMI, FL  33145

Join Master Gardener Angela Kim as she teaches the basics of  caring and growing orchids in your South Florida garden. Incorporating orchids  into your garden designs is easier than you think! FREE, no registration  necessary.

July 27 | Miami-Dade Adopt-a-Tree 2013
time: 9 a.m. -  noon
location: Harris Field Pavilion | 1034 NE 8th Street |  Homestead, Florida
web: http://www.miamidade.gov/development/trees/adopt-a-tree.asp#0

The Miami Dade County Adopt-a-Tree 2013 season is underway!  The  next two FREE tree giveaways will take place on July 27 and September 14,  2013.

Miami-Dade County single-family or duplex homeowners are eligible to receive 2 FREE trees per year, even if they have adopted trees in past years.   Tree species, event dates and times are subject to change. Tree quantities  are limited and will be given away on a first come,  first served basis.

Trees reduce air-conditioning costs by  providing shade, while a well designed landscape improves a home's appearance  and aesthetic value. Trees also increase a property's real estate value and
reduce flooding by absorbing excess rain water. Trees help to remove tons of  carbon dioxide from the air every year. Carbon dioxide is considered to be a factor affecting climate change.

For more information and  eligibility requirements, email [email protected] or call 311. You can also call 305-372-6784 from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Tree  species available July 27:  Mango | Sugar Apple | Paradise Tree |Mulberry | Inkwood
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DESIGN + INSTALLATION OF CONTEMPORARY LANDSCAPES IN MODERN MIAMI

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