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PARKS BLOSSOM

Texas Blossoms is proud to beautify local parks with blossoming trees. In Gateway Park, volunteers planted a variety of trees, flowers, and native plants at the East 1st St. entrance. In Handley Park and Mallard Cove Park, Texas Blossoms volunteers blanketed the parks in flowering trees and shade trees. In Quanah Parker Park, beautiful Texas redbuds now line the south boundary of the park.

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Texas Blossoms believes that local parks offer a much-needed respite from city life. Parks foster community connections, provide open spaces for children to play, and scenic views which bring all visitors a little peace. By planting beautiful blossoming trees, Texas Blossoms helps make these parks more inviting and memorable.

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If you want Texas Blossoms to visit your local park and plant gorgeous blossoming trees, please contact us.

Texas Blossoms Project Map
Gateway Park
Mallard Cove Park

Texas Blossoms beautifies Texas by planting and maintaining blossoming trees. We partner with local communities to plant trees lining roadways, in parks, and around schools and libraries. We believe that blossoming trees bring life and vibrancy back to historically underserved or underfunded areas.

 

Texas Blossoms raises funds, organizes local volunteers, and coordinates with neighborhood organizations, governmental entities, nonprofits, and individuals to spread life and community throughout Texas.

 

Texas Blossoms is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN: 82-2721737).

CONTACT >

       817-913-0502

       AngelaTexasBlossoms@gmail.com

        6301 Randol Mill Rd., Fort Worth,

        TX 76112

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