If you want to do something a little different with your New Year’s Resolution this year, how about planting a fruit tree in your yard to help the planet? Not only will you help make our world a healthier place, but you’ll also get to enjoy a massive amount of free fruit once your tree blooms. Urban Harvest offers you a great opportunity to pick up your choice of fruit trees at their 18th Annual Fruit Tree Sale, happening on January 13th from 9AM to 1PM at the Houston Community College West Loop.
Even if you want to pick up a fruit tree and you are new to gardening, Urban Harvest can help. They can guide you and prepare you so you have all the help you need to grow the tree. They invite gardeners with all types of experience to pick from over one hundred different types of fruit trees that are used to the climate and soils and Houston, and prepared to grow for you. You’ll be able to select from different types and sizes to make sure your tree will fit where you need it in your yard. Plus, these trees are guaranteed to last and produce fruit for years.
After you pick out your fruit tree, you can also enjoy some of the fun activities on hand at this event. There will be a Green Thumbs Education Pavilion set up at the event to entertain children with both nutritional and environmental activities. Also, you’ll get to experience plenty of live music, select from a bevy of food trucks, and even enter a drawing for a free fruit tree.
To learn more about Urban Harvest’s 18th Annual Fruit Tree Sale, please visit their website here.
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