NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — With less than two months to go until Christmas, Metro Parks is searching for the perfect centerpiece for citywide festivities.
There are a few requirements and they're hoping someone has the perfect match. The Parks Department is explicitly looking for a 30 to 40 feet tall Norway Spruce that looks good from all angles. The goal is to find a tree that has overgrown its current home.
The Parks Department is certain their tree is out there, they just need a little help finding it. If you've got one, they'll do all the work, including cutting it down, grinding the stump, and even planting a replacement if needed.
Once it's found, the tree will call Public Square Park its new home for the holiday season and will be decked out with thousands of multi-colored LED lights to shine bright.
Metro Parks has been providing a tree for the holiday celebrations in downtown Nashville for over thirty years.
If you have a tree that meets the criteria, please call Randall Lantz at 615-862-8400 or email him at Randall.Lantz@nashville.gov.
