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Attn: Maryland Taco Owners!! Save $25 on Trees

Discussion in 'Garage / Workshop' started by Agent475, Oct 23, 2009.

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Poll closed Jan 21, 2010.
  1. Yes, I'll be planting.

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  2. Yes, but I won't be planting.

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  3. No, I've already planted.

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  4. No, I don't live in MD.

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  5. No, I hate the earth.

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  1. Oct 23, 2009 at 11:10 AM
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    Agent475

    Agent475 [OP] "Mark It Zero"

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    Basics: Now, I'm not a tree-hugger per say, other than my participation in the Tread Lightly program, but for those of you that plan on planting a tree this fall anyway - or for those that might want to plant one....

    I got an email today from the state which basically says that if you buy and plant a tree (that's on the list and from a participating nursery or retailer, and pay more than $50 for) you can save $25 bones.

    From the Governor:

    "Forests are our most strategically important natural resource. Trees protect water quality, clean our air and provide wildlife habitat. One large tree can eliminate 5,000 gallons of stormwater runoff each year, and well placed trees can help reduce energy costs by 15 to 35 percent.
    Trees also enhance our quality of life, beautifying neighborhoods and highways, providing sound barriers and shade, and helping increase property values.

    Today the State of Maryland is partnering with businesses, communities and citizens like you to help fund and plant new tree cover. Our State agencies are working to plant 1 million new trees by 2011, and we’re asking private citizens to join us by planting 50,000 trees by 2010.
    Explore this website for advice on where, how and what type of trees to plant, and discount coupons – made possible through environmental mitigation fines and participating vendors -- for your tree purchases. Then, come back and register the trees you’ve planted, site them on our interactive map and calculate their benefits to you and our planet!
    Working together as One Maryland, we can not only preserve our remaining tree cover but grow new trees to create a smarter, greener State for our planet and for future generations."
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    Governor Martin O’Malley






    List of Participating Retailers/Nurseries $25 coupon program:

     

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