Fresh out! 600 fruit trees adopted at Saturday’s Jammin’ Jams event
This was the second of 4 Jammin’ Jams events planned through the end of March
Cody King, Digital Journalist
Mary Claire Patton, Digital Journalist
Jammin' Jams Tree Event (San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department)
SAN ANTONIO – Six hundred fruit trees now have new homes, thanks to another Jammin’ Jams event put on by the San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department.
The event began at 5 a.m. Saturday at a walk-up site at Monterrey Park, located at 5909 W. Commerce Street.
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Tree varieties that were handed out included avocado, nectarine, peach, pear, orange, pecan, plum and each household was limited to one tree while supplies last.
That’s a wrap!! 600 Trees Adopted!! 🌳 🎉
Awesome job to our Trees team for the quick and easy process. Thank you SAPD...
You do not have to be a San Antonio resident to receive a free tree.
This was the second of four Jammin’ Jams events planned by Parks and Recreation through the end of March. You can view the schedule of the other two events below:
March 5 – Texas A&M University-SA (One University Way/Parking Lot B) – Drive-Thru