@TreePhilly

Program of Philly Parks & Rec + Fairmount Park Conservancy + TD Bank. We help Philadelphians grow and care for our urban forest!

 Philadelphia, PA
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Joined November 2013
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@PhilaParkandRec is hiring Park/Water Project Technicians! Apply by March 31 to be considered: phila.peopleadmin.com/postin…
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Replying to @PhilaParkandRec
@PhilaParkandRec is hiring for Park/Water Project Technicians, Arboriculture Specialty! Apply by 3/31 to be considered
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Happy Spring!🌸 treephilly.org/spring-2023-y…
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TreePhilly is hiring! Visit treephilly.org/job_2023/ for details
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Interested in working with communities? Apply to be a Community Initiatives Specialist at the City of Philadelphia! Apply at phila.peopleadmin.com/postin…! Apply before Friday, Dec. 23rd to be considered. . . . #jobs #philadelphia #greenphilly #urbanforestry #greenjobs
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Job Alert! Apply to be a Tree Maintenance Worker for Philadelphia Parks & Rec. This is a civil service position, so even if you are not interested now, but may be in the next 3 years, still apply! #hiring #treejobs
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It is HOT HOT HOT! Take a moment to drink some water and then share some with your thirsty trees. When it's this hot out, even older trees need some help. Give your trees a nice big drink of 10 gallons of water to help them survive the heat!
Giving your new tree water is the most important way to care for it! Give your new tree 15-20 gallons of water once each week.

ALT Giving your new tree water is the most important way to care for it! Give your new tree 15-20 gallons of water once each week.

Here are some of our favorite ways to water! 1) Punch holes in the bottom of a 5-gallon bucket. Fill it with water and let the water slowly drain out 2 to 4 times. 2) Leave a hose on a slow drip for an hour. 3) Stand with a hose on shower mode for 10 minutes. Water slowly in the center of the mulch ring so the water can soak deep into the soil and the roots can absorb it gradually.

ALT Here are some of our favorite ways to water! 1) Punch holes in the bottom of a 5-gallon bucket. Fill it with water and let the water slowly drain out 2 to 4 times. 2) Leave a hose on a slow drip for an hour. 3) Stand with a hose on shower mode for 10 minutes. Water slowly in the center of the mulch ring so the water can soak deep into the soil and the roots can absorb it gradually.

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Check out what's coming up this Spring at Pennypack Environmental Center!
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Philadelphia's Office of Sustainability is hiring for a very important position, Senior Advisor for Environmental Justice. Learn more here bit.ly/EJApply
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