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Oxford and District Federation of Allotment Associations 

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2019 May 10th Former Oxford city council leader Bob Price and Wendy Skinner Smith Chair of the ODFAA plant the tree. Elder Stubbs manager Phil Creme, Restore members and ODFAA committee members Phil Baker, John Lardner and Alan Milosovic. This was a twin celebration of twinning as trees were simultaneously planted in both Oxford and the French city of Grenoble to celebrate 30th anniversary of the twinning and ODFAAs centenary. The crab apple tree was carefully put in the ground of the Restore plots of Elder Stubbs allotments, by former city council leader Bob Price and Wendy Skinner Smith, Chair of the ODFAA. It will provide spring blossom and colourful autumn leaves, as well as fruit that can be made into jelly. It was planted to mark the 30th anniversary of the two cities being linked. It also honoured the centenary of the creation of the Oxford and District Federation of Allotment Associations, ODFAA. Gardeners in Oxford and from the Poterne Gardens in Grenoble decided that planting a tree would be an appropriate way to mark the two anniversaries. There was good coverage in the Oxford Mail.