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06/13/2024

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Governor Whitmer Proclaims June 2024 Plant Michigan Green Month

LANSING, Michigan (June 12, 2024) - The Governor has proclaimed that during the month of June we raise awareness of the positive economic and environmental impacts that the nursery and landscape industry has had, and continues to have, in the Great Lakes State; and encourages residents to Plant Michigan Green by visiting a local retail garden center, planting a tree, having a landscape or lawn installed, or simply taking time to enjoy the beauty of Michigan’s greenery.

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