Edible Arbor Trail

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Edible Arbor Trail

The Edible Arbor Trail stretches along 2 miles of Oyster Creek Trail in Missouri City. It demonstrat As of February 2014, there are 16 groves (160 trees).
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The Edible Arbor Trail was created in 2010 by City Forester Paul Wierzbicki. The purpose: To demonstrate trees and shrubs that produce edible fruits & nuts in our region. The varieties are:
Mexican Plum
Mulberry
Persimmon
Jujubi
Pomegranate
Fig
Kumquat
Pear
Chestnut
Pineapple Guava
Pecan
Walnut
Olive
Narange Lemon

Sponsors - businesses or individuals - purchase the groves and are given a permanen

t sign, in addition to the support of planting 10 fruit or nut-bearing trees. The City Forester and Parks & Recreation Department maintains the trees, while residents get to enjoy their beauty and their bounty.

03/24/2024

What a gorgeous day to celebrate this trail, the environment and our community!! Thanks for joining us!!

03/19/2024

See you Saturday!!!

Our Edible Earth Fest is just over a week away. Grab your friends and neighbors for an exciting morning of fun and education. You can even complete a treasure hunt to win some free plants or trees!

04/22/2023

Thank you Council Woman Sonya Marshall for helping clean up the Edible Arbor Trail today!!

08/18/2022

ALERT 🚧 The City is working with Fort Bend County to make drainage improvements on Oyster Creek near Mosley Park. Construction begins next week and a portion of the Edible Arbor Trail at Mosley Park on will be closed during this time.

Address

3401 FM 1092 Road
Missouri City, TX
77459

Telephone

(281) 403-8500

Website

http://www.missouricitytx.gov/index.aspx?NID=285

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