Live oak trees on Campus

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6:52p, 12/28/21

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December 3, 1920, Battalion article states 700 Live oak trees will be planted along the road from Goodwin Hall (now gone) and the YMCA and across the campus.

Happy 101st birthday to those remaining trees on campus, joining the century tree club

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10:45a, 12/29/21

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Tree Care

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7:15a, 12/31/21

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Put one in your yard. https://www.aggiecenturytreeproject.com

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7:23a, 12/31/21

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Andy Duffie '78 died in 2021

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In reply to OldArmyCT • 9:06p, 12/31/21

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OldArmyCT said:
Put one in your yard. https://www.aggiecenturytreeproject.com

From the site:

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The Aggie Century Tree Project ended on March 21, 2021, after the Duffie family sold the final trees raised by founder/owner Andy Duffie '78 following his passing in November 2020.

No more trees are available now, nor will any more be grown in the future as part of this project.

If you have questions about tree care, Andy's family will be periodically monitoring his email and will respond to the best of our knowledge. We also plan to add on to this site's Planting & Care section in the near future to help customers troubleshoot common issues with their trees