The Taylor Garden Club is another product of the effort. Garden Club members volunteer their time to help beautify the city and inform residents on gardening techniques. As part of the tree planting process, Arbor Day is now officially celebrated in Taylor. For the last three years, Arbor Day has been celebrated with tree plantings throughout the city. Groups composed of elementary and high school students, boy scouts, girl scouts and service clubs participate by planting trees on Arbor Day.
Participation grows each year.
The city council recently adopted a comprehensive tree ordinance outlining the care and maintenance required for trees on public grounds or in the public right of way. Trees reduce the amount of atmospheric carbon dioxide, helping to reduce global warming. . Trees provide buffers to noise pollution, while increasing the wildlife population . Trees enhance urban areas, improving the quality of life. Taylor's residents have been extremely receptive to the tree planting program.