Squirrels and other animals eat and cache acorns, sometimes forgetting where they buried them. Those forgotten acorns can grow into new trees! 🐿️🌳
Read more: zurl.co/MR4e8
🌱 This World Food Day, consider how our urban forests can help grow food.
Learn about four native shrubs that produce edible fruits and nuts while supporting biodiversity: zurl.co/t4L7y
The TCHC Planting and Stewardship Program is in partnership with @TOHousing & funded by the @cityoftoronto / @TorontoPFR Urban Forestry Grant and Incentives Program. We are also grateful to @CdnTreesforLife and @grncommunities for supporting this project. zurl.co/8VqcF
🌳 Thanks to @TOHousing Tree Care Team members who care for young trees at TCHC communities!
Their work comes down to three key tasks: watering, mulching and observing tree health.
Discover three lessons from the TCHC Tree Care Teams: [link]
🌿 Provide food and habitat for wildlife while adding beauty and seasonal interest to your yard with native shrubs!
Our subsidized planting program makes it easy to add native shrubs to your yard, with a range of options to suit your space.
Apply today: zurl.co/SEdi7
🌳 What's a common issue for young trees that's easier to address early?
Co-dominant stems can create structural weaknesses as a tree grows. Early pruning can help establish a stronger central stem and reduce the need for larger cuts later.
Learn more: yourleaf.org/node/2860








