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If you have planted a new tree on your private property or a street tree was planted by the City in your neighbourhood, consider the following tips to help take care of them.
Street trees are publicly owned trees planted by or on behalf of the City next to the road, sidewalk or on property along the street. They provide beauty and shade, help improve air quality, regulate water flow and add economic value to neighbourhoods.
The City considers the following when choosing the type of tree to plant in the neighbourhood:
Street trees are watered by City contractors from June to September for two years of being planted.
If a new street tree is planted near your property, you’ll receive a door-hanger notice asking for your help to care for it. You can help by doing the following:
If you planted a new tree this year as part of the One Million Trees campaign, check out the following tips on how to take care of it to thrive.