Hendersonville Arbor Day Event

Trees provide the very necessities of life itself. They clean our air, protect our drinking water, create healthy communities, and feed the human soul. This statement from the Arbor Day Foundation is the basis of Hendersonville’s Arbor Day celebration and planting, an outdoor event scheduled for Friday, May 10, at noon, at Patton Park, 1730 Asheville Hwy. Three handsome red oak trees will be planted near the trail from Patton Park to the Oklawaha Greenway, along the fence of the old ball field. City staff in Public Works will be poised to help plant.  The hour-long ceremony will include the Mayor of Hendersonville, North Carolina Forest Service personnel, Four Seasons Rotary Club members, Hendersonville Tree Board members, and any and all citizens who wish to attend.

An Arbor Day tree planting ceremony will take place Friday, May 10, at noon, at Patton Park, 1730 Asheville Hwy., sponsored by the City of Hendersonville and Four Seasons Rotary Club. The public is invited.

For more information about the Arbor Day event, phone Michele Garashi-Ellick, Four Seasons Rotary, at 828-507-5742.