Free plants available in town project to support wildlife and biodiversity in Alsager

By Deborah Bowyer

14th Feb 2024 | Local News

Alsager Town Council’s Environmental and Open Spaces working group came up with the idea. (Photo: Rachel White)
Alsager Town Council’s Environmental and Open Spaces working group came up with the idea. (Photo: Rachel White)

Green-fingered residents are in for a treat this weekend - thanks to an initiative introduced by Alsager Town Council. 

Alsager Town Council's Environmental and Open Spaces working group came up with the idea of offering residents a sapling for their front garden. 

The free saplings will be available at Alsager Civic this weekend. (Photo: Nub News)

And on Saturday (February 17th) free saplings will be available for collection from 10 am – 11.30 am at Alsager Civic. 

Rachel White, who helped organise it said: "It's on a first come first served and you must be an Alsager resident. 

Rachel White whi recently stepped down as a town councillor. (Photo: Nub News)

"There are five bare-root sapling varieties to choose from – cobnut, guelder rose, 'Midwinter Fire' dogwood, Siberian dogwood and golden twig dogwood. 

"They should be planted straightaway – planting instructions will be provided." 

Cllr White added: "They will improve the streetscape and support wildlife and biodiversity. 

"After choosing a sapling, venture inside Alsager Civic and enjoy the monthly Olive and Stitch market too!"

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