Left to right: Jeff Lockhart, and Mykerson and Leander Hentschal, dig the backhoe action at last weekend’s “edible landscaping” project at Carbondale Nature Park (aka Delaney dog park). A total of seven apple trees, five raspberry, 12 serviceberry and eight currant bushes were planted around the park’s solar array. Volunteers and other diggers also included: Chris Klinelheber, Diana and Julian Alcantara, Kurt Luthens and his dog Handsome, Erica Sparhawk and daughters Mali and Lucy, Joanne Teeple, Dee Strack, Hadley Hentschel, Meredith and Dan Bullock, and David Coon. DHM did the landscape design. The project was made possible by the Kay Brunnier Tree Fund, the town’s Environmental Board and Tree Board, and town of Carbondale. Photo by Lynn Burton
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Please go to www.BasaltDowntown.com to view the Request for Proposal. Proposals must be submitted by May 4th, 2015. THE SOPRIS SUN, Carbondale’s weekly community connector • MAY 7-13, 2015 • 21