Local businesses leaf mark on city park

By News Staff on Wednesday, February 18, 2026
  • Wolfe Nursery Direct and Texas Sage Nursery donated native trees to be planted at Dublin City Park along its walking path. This is a step in the plan created by Citizen’s Institutes on Rural Design (CIRD) for Dublin Park in 2024. Through a grant to the Dublin Library, the goal is to “Create Connection & Economic Opportunity through Park Spaces.” Cory James and his department installed the trees and will continue their care until established. Peggy Tolboom | Submitted photo
    Wolfe Nursery Direct and Texas Sage Nursery donated native trees to be planted at Dublin City Park along its walking path. This is a step in the plan created by Citizen’s Institutes on Rural Design (CIRD) for Dublin Park in 2024. Through a grant to the Dublin Library, the goal is to “Create Connection & Economic Opportunity through Park Spaces.” Cory James and his department installed the trees and will continue their care until established. Peggy Tolboom | Submitted photo

    Wolfe Nursery Direct and Texas Sage Nursery donated native trees to be planted at Dublin City Park along its walking path. This is a step in the plan created by Citizen’s Institutes on Rural Design (CIRD) for Dublin Park in 2024. Through a grant to the Dublin Library, the goal is to “Create Connection & Economic Opportunity through Park Spaces.” Cory James and his department installed the trees and will continue their care until established. (Peggy Tolboom | Submitted photo)

    For photos in print, see the Feb. 19 edition of The Dublin Citizen.