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Free greenery! Haarlem residents can soon pick up trees for nothing

The organization Meer Bomen Nu is offering residents of Haarlem the chance to collect free tree seedlings to plant in their own gardens. Interested individuals must register online to pick up the saplings at Waarderveldweg 1A on December 13.

Residents of Haarlem have the opportunity to acquire free tree seedlings for their gardens in an initiative organized by Meer Bomen Nu. These young trees, which have naturally grown from seeds around mature specimens, are being offered to citizens to promote local greenery and sustainability. By planting these saplings, residents can easily and affordably enhance the vegetation in their private outdoor spaces.

Those interested in obtaining the free seedlings are invited to visit the distribution site located at Waarderveldweg 1A on Sunday, December 13, between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM. Participants are required to register online in advance to secure their spot, as availability is limited and subject to demand. This event encourages community involvement in environmental efforts by facilitating the relocation of young trees to new garden environments throughout the local area.

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