Interested in learning more about Baltimore’s trees? Attend a Baltimore City Forestry Board meeting! Forest Conservancy District Boards, referred to as Forestry Boards, function in all 23 Maryland countries and Baltimore City. The county boards were established by law in… →
You planted a new tree! This is the beginning of a very long and beautiful friendship. Congratulations! Photo: Mature northern red oak in the woods of Druid Hill Park Care for your tree and it will care for you (and… →
Interested in learning more about Baltimore’s trees? Attend a Baltimore City Forestry Board meeting! Forest Conservancy District Boards, referred to as Forestry Boards, function in all 23 Maryland countries and Baltimore City. The county boards were established by law in… →
Interested in learning more about Baltimore’s trees? Attend a Baltimore City Forestry Board meeting! We are still meeting through these uncertain times via Zoom. Please email [email protected] for access. Forest Conservancy District Boards, referred to as Forestry Boards, function in… →
Get your hands dirty for clean water and a greener Lutherville! Join us for a volunteer tree planting on the property of College Manor Assisted Living. Together we will install 50 new trees for the community! Novice volunteers and expert TreeKeepers alike… →
Take home your own free tree! Join us at the JFX Farmers Market & Bazaar for a tree giveaway this spring and discover the many benefits of native trees. Blue Water Baltimore and TreeBaltimore are partnering to offer a variety of… →
Interested in learning more about Baltimore’s trees? Attend a Baltimore City Forestry Board meeting! Forest Conservancy District Boards, referred to as Forestry Boards, function in all 23 Maryland countries and Baltimore City. The county boards were established by law in… →
What is mulch? The most common type of mulch is recycled wood waste in the form of wood chips. However, there are many varieties of mulch, both organic and inorganic. We recommend sticking with natural, organic mulch derived from plants… →