Planting native trees in cities for a better quality of life for all.
What Trees do we plant?
Native Species
Native trees are adapted to local climates and soils because they've evolved there, leading to higher survival rates and less maintenance.
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Taller Trees
We don't plant saplings, we plant trees anywhere from five feet to around thirty feet tall using the profits from your purchase
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Locally Grown
We buy our trees from local farmers to support the local economy, reduce the tree's transportation stress, and minimize emissions.
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Discover how you're making a difference.
Reduce Temperatures
Studies show that trees can reduce air and surface temperatures by 10°F through shade and evapotranspiration.
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Reduce Pollution
Trees and forest absorb carbon dioxide and other greenhouse emissions that make the air cleaner and healthier to breathe.
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Reduce Cold Winds
Scientists have learned that urban trees can reduce winds by half, keeping people and buildings warmer from cold winter gusts.
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Clean Water
Trees and forests slow and capture stormwater runoff, allowing any harmful pollutants that come off the pavement to settle.
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Create Stronger Connections
Residents in communities with more trees know their neighbors better, socialize more often, and have a stronger sense of community.
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Reduce Flooding
A medium-sized tree can intercept around 2,380 gallons of rainfall per year and reduce stormwater runoff.
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Reduce Violence
Studies show that trees help reduce violence. A 10% increase in tree canopy was associated with a roughly 12% decrease in crime.
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Promote Physical Activity
Nature and trees provide beautiful greenspaces that promote walking, exercise, and other forms of physical activity beneficial to our personal health.
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Boost Immune System
Trees can help boost your immune system through a chemical they release into the air, phytoncides, that increases white blood cells in the bloodstream.
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Reduce Stress and Anxiety
Walking among trees lowers people’s blood pressure, stress, and anxiety while increasing a feeling of relaxation.
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Erosion Control
Cities spend millions annually on erosion control. Trees and their roots hold the soil alongside riverbanks, helping reduce erosion.
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Increase Spending
Communities and streets with good tree cover attract more people and business, and increase retail spending by 5-20%.
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Increases Property Values
Studies show that mature trees and tree cover can increase private property values by up to 15%.
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