Greenville continues to grow greener by the month, as ReLeaf continues to promote and develop tree planting projects throughout the City. Your contributions and support make all of this possible, and we thank you for your interest in preserving the natural beauty of our City. Planting trees can be a very expensive endeavor, and we are grateful for devoted members like you, that make it possible to continue to stretch our tree borders throughout the City of Greenville.
Consider sponsoring a commemorative tree as a living and enduring tribute to a special person. Your $100 tax-deductible donation provides for the purchase and installation of a tree in ReLeaf's annual planting program. Names of those honored or memorialized are displayed on a plaque in the Washington Street Lobby of the Municipal Building at 201 West Fifth Street.
ReLeaf collaborates on projects with the City of Greenville. Shade (canopy) trees are planted in a joint effort with the Departments of Public Works, Parks and Recreation, Planning and Community Development, and the Community Appearance Commission. ReLeaf and the City choose suitable trees for a given site. With funds donated by the community, ReLeaf purchases the trees from area nurseries. The City then prepares the site and plants the trees.
ReLeaf also has collaborated with the State of North Carolina's Department of Transportation and Division of Urban Forestry. ReLeaf carefully adheres to the City of Greenville Vegetation Code. Download Code Here
| ReLeaf participates in several planting projects. ReLeaf provides or secures funding for projects. The city of Greenville plants and maintains the trees. | ReLeaf promotes the planting of trees. | ReLeaf works to educate the community about the value of trees. | |
| 1st Street 2nd Street 4th Street 5th Street 14th Street Arlington Blvd. Airport Road Beatrice Maye Park Beatty Street Boyd Lee Park Brownhill Cemetery Bradford Creek Brownlea Drive Charles Blvd. Cotanche Street Firetower Road Greene Street Greenville Blvd. Highway 264 |
Hooker Road Hopkins Park Tot Lot Kristin Drive Mall Drive Moye Blvd Off-Leash Dog Park Greenway Old River Road Plaza Drive Reade Circle Red Banks Road River Park North Shiloh Drive Tar River Estates Thomas Foreman Park Town Common Tyson Farms University Medical Center |
Annual Arbor Day Ceremony Medical District Street Tree Design Project ReLeaf Award for Outstanding Landscaping Ongoing Support for Landscaping Ordinances Assisted Greenville Utilities Commission to create policy for burying underground wires |
Civic Leaders Seminar Money Does Grow on Trees City Employees Seminar Trees on Public Land Landscape Contractors Seminar Fourth-Grade Writing Contest ReLeaf slide show presented to any organization upon request |



