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Bell Buckle Park amenities include: Walking Trail, Children's Playground, Picnic Pavilion, Amphitheater and memorial trees.

11/03/2026

Yep! It's almost that time again to order your trees for TN Tree Day, hosted by the Tennessee Environmental Council. For the 7th year, Bell Buckle Park will be a pick-up site for this annual event, which has led to the planting of hundreds of thousands of trees across our beautiful state. Reserve your trees early for the very best selection of native trees and be sure to mark your calendar for March 20, 2027! 🌳🌳🌳

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Dear friends! It's that moment you've all been waiting for! 🤩

TENNESSEE TREE DAY RESERVATIONS! OPENING THIS THURSDAY, 11/5

🥁Drumroll, please... 2027 Tree Species include:
1. American beautyberry
2. American elderberry
3. American plum
4. flowering dogwood
5. eastern redbud
6. pawpaw
7. red maple
8. Shadblow serviceberry
9. shortleaf pine
10. white oak

Mark your calendars for TEC's next annual Tree Day, March 19-20th, 2027! 🥳
Learn More: https://tectn.org/get-involved/tree-initiative/tennessee-tree-day/

10/07/2026

Did you know that trees don't just 'sleep' in winter, but prepare months in advance for the harsh weather conditions? In fact, they start getting ready as early as late summer, slowing down their growth and forming protective buds to shield themselves from the cold. Deciduous trees are even more remarkable, as they recycle nutrients from their leaves before shedding them, a process that helps them conserve energy and resources during the dormant period. But that's not all - healthy trees also develop cold hardiness, a natural defense mechanism that enables them to withstand extreme temperature swings. This deep dormancy is crucial for their survival, and it's made possible by proper care and preparation in late summer and fall. So, how can you help your trees thrive during the winter months?

Learn more about Tennessee's urban forest and the importance of proper tree care at https://tufc.com/. And become a member today at https://tufc.com/membership/ to support our mission to promote healthy and resilient urban forests!

06/17/2026

Update on the park walkway repair: the sealant application has been completed this evening but the shaded areas need more time for curing. So the walkways will remain closed until tomorrow early evening, Wednesday, 17 June.

06/16/2026

The walkways at the park are temporarily closed this afternoon for repair/sealant work; should be back open tomorrow, Wednesday, 17 June.
We appreciate your support and patience.

05/27/2026

Come celebrate America's 250th with us at Bell Buckle Park. Music, Food, Fun! Oh and of course fireworks! Thank you to our sponsors Hawkins & Price, LLC Akers Insurance LLC The Webb School First Community Bank of Tennessee

05/02/2026

Have you strolled by our magnificent willow house at the park lately? Man, oh man, it is ALIVE!!!

Located by the basketball court and exercise station, right alongside the walking path, this dome is constructed of living willow stakes. Success for this structure means that things get a little hairy at times! As this grows through the years, the primary maintenance is to weave new growth into the main structure, pruning as needed. Volunteers recently did just that and the end result is downright delightful.
The perfect spot for little and big kids of all ages to let their imaginations run wild 😊💚😊🌿

03/22/2026

How do you determine branch selection in young trees?

To further promote the professional practice of arboriculture, ISA partnered with Google Arts & Culture through the World Wide Wood project to educate the public about the benefits of trees and the work arborists do.

The World Wide Wood project is a digital exhibit that offers interactive elements, videos, 3D models, and more. This project encompasses over 100 partners in 36 countries, highlighting the complexity and importance of trees in our world.

One of the online exhibits created through the support of ISA’s Trees Are Good focuses on the branch selection of young trees when pruning. There are several factors to consider throughout this process, which is why it is always a good idea to consult a certified arborist on best practices.

See our World Wide Wood exhibit: Determining Branch Selection in Young Trees - Google Arts & Culture

Visit Trees Are Good to learn more: https://ow.ly/llPH50YuHbK

03/01/2026

Reservations extended through March 8th! Order yours today.

The 12th annual TN Tree Day is right around the corner, and Bell Buckle Park is once again a registered pick up location. Orders are accepted through March 1st. See top comment for links

Tree species available this year include:
baldcypress
bur oak
eastern redbud
eastern white pine
elderberry
northern red oak pecan
persimmon
river birch
smooth sumac
and tulip poplar!

The pickup date is Saturday, March 21st from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. We are always grateful for volunteers to help bundle trees the day before. If you would be willing to assist with this very important job, please contact Janie Jennings at 615-631-8377

03/01/2026

Lost at the park on 2/28: small toddlers cream colored tricycle with pink handlebars. If found, please turn in at Town Hall or notify Debby at 931-389-9518.

The 12th annual TN Tree Day is right around the corner, and Bell Buckle Park is once again a registered pick up location...

02/17/2026

Address

101-299 Peacock Street
Bell Buckle, TN
37020

Telephone

+19313899513

Website

https://www.bellbucklepark.info/

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