Easton Historic Cemetery, located at 401 North 7th Street, is pleased to announce that on August 1, 2022, the cemetery will benefit from a day of charitable tree maintenance work to remove over sixty-five dead trees and / or dangerous on any terrain. . This is an amazing event with local businesses supporting a local non-profit organization. Easton Cemetery is a gem as the town moves towards a safer future.
The local tree services that have pledged to participate in this charity are:
Lawn, shrub and tree Betterscapes
Bartlett Tree Service
Artisanal landscapes and expert tree maintenance
Friendly tree service
Hickory High Tree Service
Witt Tree Service
Joshua tree service
The cemetery worked closely with Easton Town Forester Rob Christopher to develop a comprehensive plan for the maintenance of its existing mature trees as well as replacement plantings to ensure a healthy forest for the cemetery. ‘coming. The reforestation effort began in 2021 with native trees that were donated by The Arbor Day Foundation Event/Community Tree Recovery Grant. Mr. Christopher is also applying for additional grants in hopes of planting a significant number of additional trees this fall.
Information provided to TVL by:
Jeff Mutchler
Superintendent
Easton Cemetery
https://www.thehistoriceastoncemetery.org/
