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Council accepts Liberty Tree donation, agrees to schedule planting to avoid drought stress
Summary
The Daughters of the American Revolution offered a living 'Liberty Tree' to Bulverde; council accepted the donation but discussed drought, irrigation costs (estimated $1,500–$2,000 to extend water) and agreed planting could be scheduled for fall with a commemorative plaque or ceremony.
Bulverde City Council accepted a donated "Liberty Tree" from the Daughters of the American Revolution and instructed staff and Parks & Rec to work with the donors on timing and installation to avoid drought stress.
Ginger Pano, organizing regent for the Honey Creek chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, said the chapter is celebrating America 250 and would like to donate either a Texas redbud or a live oak. She told council the group was…
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