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Sequim leaders dig into city’s Arbor Day

Published 1:30 am Wednesday, November 23, 2022

By Matthew Nash

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Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash For the City of Sequim’s Arbor Day, from left, city councilor Rachel Anderson with daughter Luna, Sequim Prairie Garden Club board president Vina Winters, city manager Matt Huish, and mayor Tom Ferrell chip in for the first of three trees to be planted in Pioneer Memorial Park.
Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash/ For this Teddy Bear Magnolia tree, Ty Brown, City of Sequim operations manager; Rachel Anderson, city councilor; Vina Winters, president of the Sequim Prairie Garden Club, and Donald Clark with the club work together to help plant it on Nov. 18 during the city’s Arbor Day celebration.
Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash/ Mayor Tom Ferrell reads a proclamation recognizing Nov. 18 as the City of Sequim’s Arbor Day.

Three trees were planted in honor of the City of Sequim’s annual Arbor Day celebration on Nov. 18 in Pioneer Memorial Park, 387 W. Washington St.

Mayor Tom Ferrell, city manager Matt Huish and city councilor Rachel Anderson with daughter Luna put the ceremonial first dirt on to celebrate the occasion after Ferrell read a proclamation. Organizers say the trees include a Teddy Bear Magnolia and two Horstmann’s Silberlocke.

Ty Brown, Sequim operations manager, said “it’s nice to be planting some trees after the ones we lost (during recent wind and snow storms in the city).”

Sequim Prairie Garden Club president Vina Winters said 2023 is the club’s 75th anniversary and club members plan to improve the whole park and plan various events to celebrate.

For more information on Arbor Day, visit arborday.org. To learn more on the Sequim Prairie Garden Club, visit sequimprairiegardenclub.org.

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