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See something missing? If you spot an error or omission in any of our guides, please let us know by emailing us at, there are also community-specific events. Sign up for your tree at, however, it’s meant for older people and those without cars. TreePhilly also can help you plant your tree.is at least 3x3 feet wide and deep.is at least five feet from maintenance hole covers, storm drains, crosswalks, street signs, and main utility lines.
is at least 15 feet from an intersection, or at least 30 feet from an intersection with stop signs or traffic lights.If you are a homeowner and want a tree in your neighborhood, but don’t have a yard or space to plant one, the PA Horticultural Society will give you up to three free street trees per season.
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