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› Excess plant inventory available.
Bulbs, perennials, shrubs, and trees are available for free through a new company called Free Trees and Plants.com. They will send plants for free if you pay for the processing and shipping costs (which is $6.95 for each group of plants). This is an ideal way to get plants for neighborhood park beautification projects. Free Trees and Plants.com receive their inventory from nurseries that have excess plants. You can peruse the inventory and place orders over the Internet at www.freetreesandplants.com or by calling (402) 475-5631.
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The Neighborhood Parks Council is San Francisco's premier advocacy organization for all the city's parks and playgrounds.We participate on GuideStar, the on-line standard for nonprofit accountability. Take a look at our listing
NPC is a member of the 1% For The Planet network.
1% For The Planet businesses support nonprofit organizations that are engaged
in efforts to minimize our negative environmental impact and work toward restoring the health of our home.
Visit NPC in Wikipedia!
©1996 - 2008 Neighborhood Parks Council, All Rights Reserved.
Design by msjones