Tree Care Workshop

Get to know our neighborhood trees in this writing and printing workshop with artist Jane D. Marsching outside in the Hyde Park Library garden

Gather with the trees in the garden of the Hyde Park Branch of the Boston Public Library to learn about how our urban trees care for us and how we can care for them. Participants are invited to hum, breathe, move, whisper, and dream with the trees, to write invitations to the trees to join us in our everyday lives and share our dreams about what trees are and hope for. We will choose some short phrases to print on the textile tree tags using the Tree Care Printing/Planting Press. Community members can choose to take a tree tag and hang them on trees in their yard, neighborhood, or park.

Free to attend, registration required.  Signup limit 20  

Registration: tinyurl.com/tchp910

Parking is available at the city lot on Harvard Avenue and the session is accessible via the Fairmount or Hyde Park Commuter Rail stations.

Rain date: September 17 6:00-7:30pm

Hyde Park Library Garden, 35 Harvard Avenue, Hyde Park

Rain date: Saturday 9/26, 3:00-5:00pm

Join the artist Jane D. Marsching and civic and community organization leaders to celebrate the opening of Tree Care Hyde Park: a public art project this fall in Hyde Park that celebrates and expands the community of care between trees and their human neighbors.  

Free to attend and open to the public.  Parking is available at the city lot on Harvard Avenue and the session is accessible via the Fairmount or Hyde Park Commuter Rail stations.

Get to know our neighborhood trees in this writing and printing workshop with artist Jane D. Marsching Dell Rock Urban Wild just a few blocks from Cleary Square in Hyde Park.

Gather with the trees to learn about how our urban trees care for us and how we can care for them. Participants are invited to hum, breathe, move, whisper, and dream with the trees, to write invitations to the trees to join us in our everyday lives and share our dreams about what trees are and hope for. We will choose short phrases to print on the textile tree tags using the Tree Care Printing/Planting Press. Community members can choose to take a tree tag and hang them on trees in their yard, neighborhood, or park.

Free to attend, registration required.  Signup limit 20  

Registration: ​​tinyurl.com/tchp918dr

Parking is available on the street nearby and the event is accessible via the Hyde Park Commuter Rail station.

Tree Giveaway and Tree Tag Printing 

With Keep Hyde Park Beautiful and Tree Boston

Sign up to receive a free tree! Whether you’re a seasoned green thumb or a first-time planter, Tree Boston’s friendly and knowledgeable team will provide guidance on how to select and plant the right tree for your home. You’ll get to choose from a carefully curated selection of tree species that are perfect for our Boston environment.  You can also choose to make a tree tag to hang on your tree as part of the public art project Tree Care Hyde Park.

Species available:

- 8 Sweetbay Magnolia (2 gallon pots)

- 8 Eastern Redbuds (7 gallon pots) 

- 5 Allegheny Serviceberries (7 gallon pots)

- 5 Japanese Stewartias (7 gallon pots)

- 4 Carolina Silverbells (3 gallon pots)

First come first serve!

Parking is available at the city lot on Harvard Avenue and the Hyde Park Library is accessible via the Fairmount or Hyde Park Commuter Rail stations.

Signup link: https://treeboston.org/events/event/free-tree-giveaway-hyde-park-public-library/

Tree Care Hyde Park will pop up and present the project at the Hyde Park Neighborhood Association Monthly Meeting.

Come to learn about how our urban trees care for us and how we can care for them. Learn about our urban tree canopy and community efforts to preserve and protect trees. Engage in a visioning session about how we can dream with our trees

Make tree tags for your yard or street trees in this writing and printing workshop with artist Jane D. Marsching at the Pryde.’s Community Center.

Gather with the trees in the Pryde's Community Center to learn about how our urban trees care for us and how we can care for them. Participants are invited to hum, breathe, move, whisper, and dream with the trees, to write invitations to the trees to join us in our everyday lives and share our dreams about what trees are and hope for. We will choose some short phrases to print on the textile tree tags using the Tree Care Printing/Planting Press. Community members can choose to take a tree tag and hang them on trees in their yard, neighborhood, or park.

59 Harvard Avenue, Hyde Park
Parking available at the nearby public lot or on the street. The event is accessible via the Fairmount or Hyde Park Commuter Rail Stations.

Spaces limited to 20. Click here to register

Tree Care Hyde Park presentation at the Roseberry Ruskindale Road Neighborhood Association Monthly Meeting

Tuesday October 13, 6:30-8:00pm
Via zoom
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85445486024?pwd=U5Z8SLYkLrQ3PHZeT7C2zlp655dyZi.1 
Meeting ID: 854 4548 6024 Passcode: 345563

Tree Care Hyde Park will share the project at the Roseberry Ruskindale Road Neighborhood Association.
Come to learn about how our urban trees care for us and how we can care for them.  Learn about our urban tree canopy and community efforts to preserve and protect trees.  Lets dream about how we can care for our trees.

Free and open to Hyde Park residents.

Tree Planting at Amatucci Park

Sunday 11/8 10:00-11:30am

Amatucci Park

Join Keep Hyde Park Beautiful and Todd Mistor, Director of Urban Forestry for the City of Boston to plant 4-5 trees at Hyde Park’s Amatucci Park. Learn about the city’s tree planting efforts and how to plant and care for trees.  No tools or experience necessary.  

Amatucci Park, 1460 Hyde Park Avenue

Free and open to Hyde Park residents.  Parking on the street.