fruit trees

Fruit Tree Planting, Larimer Community Garden

Postttted: October 4, 2012

Tree Pittsburgh is partnering with Grow Pittsburgh and local garden stewards to plant fruit trees the Larimer Community Farm & Garden

Fruit Tree Planting, Miss Mary's Garden in Homewood

Postttted: October 4, 2012

 

Tree Pittsburgh is partnering with Grow Pittsburgh and local garden stewards to plant seven fruit trees at Miss Mary's Garden in Homewood with funding from the USDA People's Garden Initiative and the Alliance for Community Trees.

Saturday, November 3rd : 9am-2pm

Tree Pittsburgh & Grow Pittsburgh Present Small Scale Orcharding Classes

Postttted: June 14, 2012

Apple photo by Liz West, "Muffet" October 2005, via Flickr, Creative Commons Attribution

 

Small Scale Orcharding with Michael Phillips

Postttted: June 13, 2012

Saturday July 14th at Carnegie Library in Homewood.

10am-5pm

Preregistration is required for this class.  Learn more and register here:http://treepittsburgh.org/smallscaleorcharding

Small Scale Orcharding with Michael Phillips: Practical Orchard Health

Postttted: June 13, 2012

9am-4pm at Chatham University's Eden Hall Campus

 

Pre-registration is Required for this Class.  You can learn more and preregister here: http://treepittsburgh.org/smallscaleorcharding

Small Scale Orcharding

More Fruit Trees Coming to Pittsburgh

Postttted: April 19, 2012

Thanks to the Alliance for Community Trees and President Obama’s People’s Garden Initiative, Tree Pittsburgh has partnered with Grow Pittsburgh to plant fruit trees in two local community gardens and develop a fruit tree planting and care curriculum to offer to local residents. The grant will enable us to offer a fruit tree planting and care class to local residents, plus plant fruit trees at the Larimer Community Garden and Homewood YMCA. Look for more details this summer!

The Fruit Tree Planting Foundation is Hiring

Postttted: January 17, 2012

The Fruit Tree Planting Foundation (FTPF) is an award-winning international
nonprofit charity dedicated to planting fruitful trees and plants to alleviate
world hunger, combat global warming, strengthen communities, and improve the
surrounding air, soil, and water. 

Did you know?

A tree does not reach its most productive stage of carbon storage for about 10 years.

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