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Home Dogpatch Community Planting

Dogpatch Community Planting

 

Trees in Portola

Dogpatch streets could look like this.

You may get a FREE TREE next to your property on October 14.

CLICK HERE to respond with your interest. Response window CLOSES September 1, 2017.

 

To volunteer the day of the tree planting please sign-up by following the link below:

            October 21st – RSVP HERE

 

  • Trees are free for you
  • FUF will prune your tree for the first 5 years; after that the City will prune it
  • You can choose your tree species from a menu
  • The city will take over watering of your tree

Why am I getting a free tree?

Thanks to new city tree care policies, FUF is funded to bring new trees to select neighborhoods. We are working with local neighborhood groups, homeowners, and corridor ambassadors to plant as many trees as possible to provide public health and traffic calming benefits.

Am I responsible for the tree?

San Francisco’s tree care policies have improved. The City of San Francisco will maintain all street trees, repair all tree-related sidewalk damage in the public right-of-way, and assume liability for harm to people or property caused by neglect of such maintenance or repairs. You should keep your tree watered so that it can stay healthy and reach maturity.

What you should do? We will organize community meetings in time for the planting.

If you do or do not want a tree, respond to the form with your address and contact information.

If you have questions and would like to stay informed, call us at 415-268-0772 or email info@fuf.net.

You may start to notice chalk markings on sidewalks where trees would go.

We celebrate all our plantings with volunteers and neighbors by organizing a potluck at each event!

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Donate today and help us continue to increase the number of trees we plant!

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We just can't say THANK YOU enough! This has been such a life-changing, street-transforming, neighborhood-lifting experience."
— Lori Hébert & Thaddeus Homan

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