The Arrecife City Council, through the Department of Parks and Gardens, is beautifying the gardens, parks, and flowerbeds in all the city's neighborhoods during these weeks of December with 10,000 poinsettia plants, reinforcing the vegetation in Arrecife's public spaces
This initiative to decorate the public spaces of the capital of Conejera during these Christmas holidays is part of the actions of the Department of Parks and Gardens, which, through the concessionaire company of the Parks Area, with the reinforcement of the City Council, aims to care for and decorate the entire city for these Christmas holidays.
The mayor of Arrecife, Yonathan de León, accompanied by the second deputy mayor and councilor for Parks and Gardens, Roberto Herbón, made a visit this Wednesday to different neighborhoods of Arrecife where the staff of the concessionaire company for Parks and Gardens continues with these Christmas plantings, which began in recent weeks.
Mayor Yonathan de León has emphasized that this year Arrecife becomes the television capital of Christmas in the Canary Islands, where the care of its gardens and the Christmas lights have been present in the city's external projection."We want Arrecife to look beautiful, even this Christmas, which is why we have made an additional effort to decorate the gardens and public spaces with poinsettias," declared Mayor Yonathan de León
This action reflects "the commitment" of the Department of Parks and Gardens, led by the second deputy mayor and councilor Roberto Herbón, highlighting that "by improving the urban environment, the squares, parks, and flowerbeds located in the municipality, we show a city that lives Christmas." The councilor for the Area also shows his constant commitment to improving public spaces and parks and calls for the civility of the citizens, respecting these Christmas plantings.
Poinsettias have been strategically distributed throughout the city's areas, contributing to the creation of a festive and welcoming atmosphere for residents and visitors alike
