Mauna Loa Beautification
The task was simple: 55 trees in eight medians along Mauna Loa required 170 bags of mulch: And fertilizer, organized for each median island by Ray: Ray got the mulch and fertilizer by utilizing county grant funds. Once again, we owe a debt of thanks to Sarasota County Neighborhood Services , in particular to Debbie Marks, the county liaison who has been there for us from the beginning, four years ago. The fertilizer and mulch were on-site by 8:30 a.m. yesterday: Ray A small band of volunteers began distributing the mulch to the median islands, while an even small band began trimming and weeding: Desiree and Josh Other bags were distributed to other volunteers at Wake Avenue, where the sign was recently refurbished, and at Hina Park: Thanks to all who turned out and gave their time and strength. Update: A "thank you" from Ray, and a few more pics taken by Tina and Desiree: I really appreciate each of the volunteers that attended our clean up. What a GREA...