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Halifax Public Gardens trees scarred by vandals recovering - Vimarsana News

Halifax Public Gardens trees scarred by vandals recovering

Just over a year ago the park was left badly scarred after vandals scaled its wrought iron fences in the middle of the night. They used an axe to hack away at more than two dozen trees, some of them more than 200 years old.

'It came back to life.' Trees scarred by vandals recovering in historic Halifax park - Vimarsana News

'It came back to life.' Trees scarred by vandals recovering in historic Halifax park

HALIFAX — In the heart of downtown Halifax sits a small but beloved park known for its elaborate flower beds and stately trees.

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'It came back to life.' Trees scarred by vandals recovering in historic Halifax park | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

'It came back to life.' Trees scarred by vandals recovering in historic Halifax park | iNFOnews

HALIFAX - In the heart of downtown Halifax sits a small but beloved park known for its elaborate flower beds and stately trees. For more than 150 years, the Halifax Public Gardens have provided a quiet refuge for visitors and a pristine backdrop for countless weddings and graduations.

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'It came back to life.' Trees scarred by vandals recovering in historic Halifax park – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

'It came back to life.' Trees scarred by vandals recovering in historic Halifax park – Winnipeg Free Press

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'It came back to life:' Trees scarred by vandals recovering in historic Halifax park - Vimarsana News

'It came back to life:' Trees scarred by vandals recovering in historic Halifax park

Many of the 33 trees that were damaged by vandalism in the Public Gardens last year are recovering, in what experts are calling a 'best-case scenario.'