EVERY household in Wales can now collect and plant a tree as over 50 hubs open across the country.
Denmark Farm, near Lampeter, are taking part in the My Tree, Our Forest initiative, an ambitious Welsh Government and Coed Cadw project which will offer every household in Wales a tree, free of charge.
It is one of 50 hubs located across Wales where people can collect their tree; in this phase there are 295,000 trees up for grabs.
It follows a promise made by Deputy Climate Change Minister Lee Waters in December last year, that every household in Wales would be offered a free tree.
All trees will be native, broadleaf species that will grow into small-medium sized trees suitable for gardens and smaller spaces, and will come with planting instructions.
As they mature they’ll lock up carbon, fight the effects of climate change and support wildlife.
The Denmark Farm hub will be open to the public from 10am-4pm Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays until December 16.
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