The South Aegean Regional Nursery is continuing its planned programme of greening works, responding daily to requests from organisations, schools, communities and associations throughout the Dodecanese.
More than 1,000 plants and supplies have recently been distributed to support landscaping, improvements to public spaces and environmental awareness, with particular emphasis on schools at all levels.
Distribution details
Kalythies Primary School received 100 oleanders.
The Second Primary School of Archangelos received 130 pittosporums, 33 rosemary plants, 14 teucriums, nine rose bushes, eight myrtles, three lemongrass plants, two Texas sage plants, two bottlebrushes, one silk tree and 60 twelve-litre units of potting soil.
The First Primary School of Ialysos received 15 twelve-litre units of potting soil.
The University of the Aegean received two plane trees.
Agios Nikolaos Nursery School in Rhodes received eight twelve-litre units of potting soil.
The Fourth General Upper Secondary School of Rhodes received four pittosporums, four abelias and two rosemary plants.
Kremasti Lower Secondary School received 23 rosemary plants, three pittosporums, two spearmint plants, one rose bush, one lavender and ten twelve-litre units of potting soil.
Apolakkia Municipal Community received 150 oleanders, 100 pines, 100 cypresses, 50 eucalyptuses, 30 pittosporums, 30 plants listed by the nursery as “kornoi”, 20 brachychitons, 20 silk trees and 500 metres of drip-irrigation pipe.
Symi Port Authority received three oleanders, three “kornoi”, three lantanas, three pittosporums and three planters.
Kritinia Municipal Community received 30 pittosporums.
The Kastellorizo Lions Club received 20 pittosporums, 20 carob trees, ten oleanders and ten units of potting soil.
Agios Isidoros Municipal Community received 20 rosemary plants.
The 115th National Guard Battalion received 20 oleanders, ten “kornoi”, five chaste trees and four agaves.
The Educational and Beautification Association of Asklipieio received 50 chaste trees, ten laurels and ten rosemary plants.
Kalavarda Municipal Community received four rose bushes, four “kornoi”, four myrtles and four rosemary plants.
Continuing support
The Regional Nursery continues to receive, assess and meet requests from schools, organisations, communities and associations, maintaining its role in supporting local communities.
It is also in full production, continually increasing its plant stocks so it can respond to submitted requests according to assessed and prioritised needs.
Through this work, the South Aegean Region says it is investing in greenery, supporting local communities and helping shape a better future. For the Region, greenery is a commitment, not simply an option.
