Wrapping Up Our Arbor Day/Earth Day Celebration

It was a beautiful Whidbey Island weekend for our Arbor Day/Earth Day celebration. The Highlands, along with the cottages at Noble Woods and the Langley Bungalows, gave out native evergreens to visitors that came by the projects during the open house hours. We had a few trees leftover, so we'll donate them to the middle school's greenhouse project, the land trust, the water shed project, or another group that will plant the trees and give them a good home. The Highlands was also the happy recipient of several computer & components to recycle. We hope to have another computer recycling day in the near future and add a 'bring your papers to shred' event, too.

Start Your Own Forest

Come by the Cottage Communities of Langley Garden Bungalows on Arbor Crest Lane; The Highlands off Al Anderson Rd.; and Noble Woods on Edgecliff Drive in Langley from noon to 4 on Saturday and Sunday to pick up your free native evergreen tree. Start your own forest!

Arbor Day/Earth Day at the Highlands

Celebrating National Arbor Day in a BIG way will be The Highlands at Langley. On Saturday and Sunday, the 24th and 25th of April, stop by for a tree and if you visit all three Langley developments: The Highlands, Langley Garden Bungalows and Noble Woods, you can pick up a starter tree at each project. Enough for a grove!

Also, for our Earth Day celebration, bring your dead computer monitor or computer CPU to recycle. Drop them off at the Green community--The Highlands at Langley--anytime from 12 to 5 on the 24th and the 25th of April. See you there!