Trees are critical green infrastructure that can transform our neighborhoods!
Check out this Google Street View which shows the change of a vacant lot into a vibrant urban orchard filled with fruit trees!
The Community Grove is located in Delray Beach across from Catherine Strong Splash Park.
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Community Greening’s second-to-last Dyer Park Tree Planting is in the books, and we’ve now added more than 900 of the 1,000 Florida native shade trees to the park!
There’s just one final planting left on June 6th to complete this transformational project, and we still need volunteers to give us a hand - details at communitygreening.org/events.
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Community Greening has partnered with the Arbor Day Foundation to pass out 150 FREE TREES on Saturday, May 16th in the Village Art Plaza next to City Park in Sunrise!
There are NO RESIDENCY RESTRICTIONS for this giveaway. Anyone will be able to take home a FREE Florida native shade tree or fruit tree to plant in their yard. These trees will provide valuable shade, lower energy costs, and increased property values!
Species Options Available:
Native Trees: marlberry, satinleaf, sugarberry
Fruit Trees: avocado, mango
All trees will come in a 3-gallon container and include species information and planting guides.
The giveaway will begin at 10am. Tree inventory is expected to run out. Trees will be passed out on a first-come, first-served basis, with a limit of one tree per household.
Barwick Park is a lot cooler these days thanks to running paths shaded by a mini-forest of slash pines planted by Community Greening less than a decade ago, as part of their Tree Planting Campaign in partnership with the City of Delray Beach!
What was once a sun-scorched park is now a cooler and more usable greenspace, despite the hot Florida sun - proving once again that trees are critical green infrastructure for our neighborhoods!
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Community Greening’s latest Tree Planting event added 113 more native shade trees to Dyer Park in WPB in celebration of Earth Day (April 22, 2026).
This was just one of many plantings that will add 1,000 Florida native shade trees to this former landfill turned park - thanks to a partnership between Community Greening, the Florida Forest Service, and PBC Parks & Recreation.
The final two plantings for the project will take place on May 2nd and June 6th.
Full details and signups at communitygreening.org/events