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The Brampton One Million Trees Program: A Planting Guide

Published by City of Brampton under Residential Tree Program

Applies to
homeowner
Work types
tree planting

A two-page brochure the City of Brampton posts with its residential tree program material. It sets the one million new trees target the Brampton 2040 Vision: Living the Mosaic calls for by 2040, and the city's own planting in parks and roadsides. Three steps show digging to the depth of the root ball, setting the tree level to the ground and mulching six inches clear of the trunk. Four native species are profiled — red maple, bur oak, white spruce and red oak — with watering, mulching and pruning tips.

What it covers

  • How to plant a tree
  • The Brampton One Million Trees Program
  • The city's role
  • A planting guide
  • Tree facts
  • Maintenance tips
  • Watering
  • Mulching
  • Pruning
  • Things to avoid
  • More information
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Publisher
City of Brampton
Category
Guides · tree
Published under
Residential Tree Program — the municipality's own heading
Tags
guidetreelandscapingresidential
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