TREES FOR SEAFORD
trees have outgrown their stakes and weeds need to be removed from the base with new mats put down. Protection from strimmers is also vital, so guards are placed around the trunk and any low growing branches removed.
It’s been a strange time for everyone over the past few months, with life changing beyond recognition and all our familiar routines and activities being put on hold. Spring came and went, with the natural world carrying on regardless (and some may say flourishing in the new world order). And so we find ourselves, perhaps surprisingly, in the full flush of Summer. At the beginning of the year, Trees for Seaford was blossoming, having just welcomed an enthusiastic new group of members. And we had high hopes for the months ahead. Sadly we have not been able to put this into action, until now.
It’s a bit like giving them space to breathe again and gives them a good chance of thriving for many years to come, creating a greener and healthier place for us all to live in.
As restrictions ease we are starting to get back out to check on the trees around town and carry out any maintenance required. Some of the
It’s still early days, but we hope we will be able to do some more planting in the Autumn. You can keep in touch via our Facebook page @treesforseaford or visit the website: https:// treesforseaford.wordpress.com/ Photo: Trees for Seaford’s new branded hi-vis jackets.
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