Susan Poizner waters a cherry tree while Deborah Anthony talks about the fruits starting to grow on its branches, at Ben Nobleman Park during a community irrigation bee. The 9 trees planted by the city comprise of cherry, pear and plum, making it the first community orchard in all of Toronto. Residents were asked to come and help water the freshly planted fruit trees.
Thursday, July 02, 2009
Irrigation Bee at Ben Nobleman Park
Susan Poizner waters a cherry tree while Deborah Anthony talks about the fruits starting to grow on its branches, at Ben Nobleman Park during a community irrigation bee. The 9 trees planted by the city comprise of cherry, pear and plum, making it the first community orchard in all of Toronto. Residents were asked to come and help water the freshly planted fruit trees.
Susan Poizner waters a cherry tree while Deborah Anthony talks about the fruits starting to grow on its branches, at Ben Nobleman Park during a community irrigation bee. The 9 trees planted by the city comprise of cherry, pear and plum, making it the first community orchard in all of Toronto. Residents were asked to come and help water the freshly planted fruit trees.
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