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Every household in Wales can collect and plant a tree as over 50 hubs open across the country

Last updated: 2022/11/29 at 10:15 AM
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Tŷ Pawb is taking part in the My Tree, Our Forest initiative, an ambitious Welsh Government and Coed Cadw project which will offer every household in Wales a tree, free of charge.

A whopping 295,000 trees are up for grabs and their planting will contribute to the National Forest for Wales. Members of the Welsh public are encouraged to collect a tree, free of charge, from a regional hub near them.

Help with the cost of living – claim what’s yours, reduce your bills, look after your health.

Ten different species of native and broadleaf trees are available to choose from. These are: Hazel; Rowan; Hawthorn; Silver Birch; Crab Apple; Sessile Oak; Dogwood; Dog Rose; Field Maple; and Elder.

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Find out where your local tree giveaway hub is https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/plant-trees/wales-tree-giveaway/

For those unable to attend a hub to collect a tree, from the 21st of November, one can be ordered online and delivered to their door.

Read more: https://gov.wales/every-household-wales-can-collect-and-plant-tree-over-50-hubs-open-across-country

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When it comes to the cost of living, making sure you claim all the help and support you’re entitled to could make a huge difference.

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