Free ‘Memory Trees’ initiative for Mid and East Antrim residents

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Mid and East Antrim residents are invited to plant a tree in memory of someone close to their heart.

Free cherry trees are being made available through a Mid and East Antrim Council initiative supported by the Woodland Trust’s Emergency Tree Fund.

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In a statement the council explained: “Memory trees are beautiful living reminders of a person or pet who passed, an event that took place, or a special time in a person’s life.

"Planting and growing a tree is a wonderful and environmentally friendly way to remember and remind you of a person, pet or event and keep that memory present every time you view it.

A variety of cherry trees will be provided.A variety of cherry trees will be provided.
A variety of cherry trees will be provided.

"If you’d like to plant your own Memory Tree, residents now have the chance to apply for a free tree.

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“The trees provided will be 80-120cm tall but will grow much bigger, so please ensure you have adequate space before applying.”

Stock is limited and an application form can be found here: bit.ly/3HbrY8k

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