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[ PB Column (Prescott Journal)

• Prescott pride is blossoming
• Heritage river trail development continues
• Sale of bulbs helps fundraising total grow
• Arboretum will require little care
• What's with the garbage?
• The magnificent ash will enhance river trail arboretum
• Entire ecosystem being returned to nature
• Trees make a great gift
• Tree donors
• Phase three
• Adopt-a-tree
• Seeds make great stocking stuffers
• Time to celebrate the glory of winter
• Investments in river trail are already visible

2003

• New Year promises excitement for trail
• Beautification to continue at waterfront arboretum
• Town beautification project continues this season
• Greening work continues at Churchill Park
• Blossoms provides employment skills
• Project a journey of transformation
• Many contributions make festival work
• Wildflowers not so wild
• Greening projects need involvement
• We can learn from nature’s example
• Native tree and shrub planting starts this fall
• Town's first garden contest is a success
• Is ragweed or goldenrod the hay fever culprit?
• Parks targeted for tree planting
• Much-needed colour added to town dock
• Long riverfront grass supports natural habitats
• Beautifying areas has generated keen interest
• Team work produces results
• Heritage plants selected for municipal building
• Mystery bell resurrected at fire hall
• Bird houses new attraction at river trail
• Trees and shrubs make great gifts
• Volunteers created community initiative

[   Other Articles

• Prescott project receives major federal funding
• Prescott Blossoms begins to bloom
• Prescott Blossoms in New Year - Youth program to benefit town continues to expand
• Feds renew funding for Prescott Blossoms
• Mayor views town's role in Prescott Blossoms as an important investment
• Blossoms grads honoured for their efforts

[   Trees and Shrubs

[   Prescott Blossoms Photo Gallery

• 2002
• 2003