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The Today's Acorns = Tomorrow's Trees program runs from September through October. The NJ Tree Nursery needs your acorns to grow the trees of tomorrow. Use 1 gallon plastic milk jugs to collect acorns. Store them in a dry and cool place with the cap off. Drop them off at the NJ Tree Nursery or one of the Acorn Drop-off Points. Please collect acorns from all oak species.

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