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Check out our recent projects to see how we are improving the community one greenspace at a time.
Irmo Veterans Park was developed by Irmo Town Council and the Irmo Arbor Day Committee to honor veterans in the Irmo community. Located off St. Andrews Road, the park is the perfect place for fresh air, exercise, and reflection.
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In coordination with Irmo Arbor Day Committee and the Michael J. Mungo Foundation, The Lower Saluda Greenway Initiative planned and landscaped an entrance to the Hollywood by the Lake community at the corner of River Road and North Lake Boulevard to honor Pat and Johnny Jeffcoat for their contributions to our community. The project features ten beautiful palm trees lining the road with upward lighting installed at each tree, and new signage constructed near Highway 6 with evergreen shrubbery planted to complement the design.
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Irmo Arbor Day partnered with the Michael J. Mungo Foundation to landscape the property adjacent to Shaw Industries on St. Andrews Road. Keep the Midlands Beautiful and TD Bank partnered by providing and planting magnolia trees and kaleidoscope abelias that will deter littering and boost nearby property values.
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Irmo Arbor Day partnered with the Michael J. Mungo Foundation to landscape the Irmo Chapin Recreation Commission’s property across from Saluda Shoals in honor of Elizabeth B. Taylor, ICRC’s retired Executive Director. Landscape easements from adjacent property were obtained to create a larger landscaped area. Keep the Midlands Beautiful and TD Bank partnered by providing and planting the 31 crepe myrtles along Kiawah Road.
I-26/Lake Murray Boulevard
Planted Oak Trees
Broad River Road/I-26
Planted Live Oaks
I-26 East and West from Lake Murray to Broad River
Planted Crepe Myrtle, Magnolia, Elm Trees, and Confederate Jasmine
Broad River Road
Planted Crepe Myrtle and Elm Trees
Dutch Fork Elementary School
Provided funds for all landscaping
Irmo Community Park
Provided funds for landscaping for children’s garden
North Woodrow
Planted Magnolia, Crepe Myrtle, Loropetalum, Oak Trees, and Cherry Trees
Woodrow Street Thames Valley to Royal Tower
Planted Crepe Myrtle and Cherry Trees
St. Andrews Road from Pebble Gate South to Rail Road Crossing
Planted Oak Trees, Crepe Myrtle, Pistachio Trees, and Magnolia
Lake Murray Boulevard
Planted Crepe Myrtle, Oak Trees, Bermuda Sod, and Confederate Jasmine
Swamp – Owned by Frank’s Car Wash
Planted Loropetalum, Cyprus Trees, and Elm Trees
Childs Street
Planted Elm Trees
Mowers Street
Planted Oak Trees, and Elm Trees
Macedonia Church
Planted Oak Trees
Mud Hole at Wendy’s
Planted Cypress Trees, Nelli R. Stevens Holly, and Crepe Myrtle Trees
Mount Olive Church
Planted Oak Trees
Murraywood Subdivision
Provided funding for entrance sign repair
Irmo Elementary School
Provided funding for all landscaping
H.E. Corley Elementary School
Provided funding for all landscaping
The H.E. Corley Elementary School project is our largest project! See what the community had to say about it on our “In the News” page.
The Irmo Arbor Day Committee plants trees and teaches citizens about the benefits trees provide. Through outreach, service, and education, we work to improve the quality of life for all Irmo residents.
