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The Great American Clean-Up has begun! Our kick-off party is on March 17th in Westside Park from 8am to 1pm. Please contact us if you would like to volunteer or if you have a site in mind that needs to be cleaned up.

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Landscape Bank:

KACB's past president and resident Master Gardener, Florence Cline, maintains our Landscape Bank. We are able to secure bedding plants, trees and shrubs from local nurseries and from the UF Horticulture Club for use in beautification projects.  The plants are stored, nurtured and readied for distribution to neighborhoods, schools and community sites.

Keep Alachua County Beautiful Landscape Bank is a service that has been provided to the Alachua County community for five years. After every selling season, KACB collects unsold shrubs, trees and flowers from plant nurseries around the county, which would otherwise be burned or thrown away. These plants are nurtured at the KACB Landscape Bank until a community group requests them.

The Landscape Bank contains a variety of plants that in the past have included:

River Birch

Magnolia-Cocoa

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Magnolia-Sweet Bay

Cypress

Water Tupelo

Houston Holly

Holly

Maple

Live Oak

Shumard Oak

Willow

Keep Alachua County Beautiful is happy to give these plants to community organizations in need, depending on availability.

If your group is interested in receiving plants from the KACB Landscape Bank, please follow the link below and fill out a request form. Once completed, please send the request form to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it