Wild Apple Tree Release Workday and Workshop - Saturday, March 9, 8:30am - noon at the Huntington Community Forest.
Huntington resident, Joe Perella, will be leading the program. Joe has many years of experience working in and caring for apple orchards.
The Workday is limited to 8 people who will be working hands-on under Joe's tutelage, using tools and releasing wild apple trees in the HCF.
Sign up is required by contacting the Library: hpl@gmavt.net or 802 434-4583. Upon registration you will receive detailed instructions from Joe.
If you would like to learn about wild apple tree release but don't care to engage in the actual work, you are invited to stop by during the morning work session to listen and watch.
Wild apple tree release is a pruning and thinning practice that increases fruit production and provides more food for wildlife. For additional information on the practice, see: https://mywoodlot.com/images/supporting_information/how_to_release_and_prune_apple_trees.pdf This is a Nature Literacy Program - a collaboration between the Huntington Public Library and the Huntington Conservation Commission. For more program information you may contact Anne at the Library.
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