#plantatree

[verdant-vibes]

[manishaasinfratecho]

Breathe Easy, Plant A Tree!🌳🌲 .

Forests play a critical role in providing us with clean air, fresh water, and a healthy planet. This World Forest Day, let's commit to protecting our forests and planting trees for a greener future.🌳🌲👏

[weblogdigi]

Happy International Day of Forest!

Take the power to walk in the forest and be a part of nature. Take the power to control your own life. No one else can do it for you. Take the power to make your life happy.

[minikart]

Happy International Day of Forest!

It reminds us that we are all connected to forests, even when we may not realize it. Let us save them.

[growninhaiti]

Roses are red, violets are blue, but planting a tree shows you care for more than just us two! 🌳❤️ This Valentine's Day, skip the dead flowers and give a gift that keeps on giving. Planting a tree not only shows your love for your significant other, but also for the planet we all call home. Let's spread some love and help make the world a better place, one tree at a time! Happy Valentine's Day everyone! ❤️🌍 . . Roz wouj, vyolèt yo ble, men plante yon pye bwa montre ou pran swen plis pase jis nou de! 🌳❤️ Jou Valentine sa a, bliye flè ki gentan mouri yo epi bay yon kado ki kontinye bay. Plante yon pye bwa pa sèlman montre lanmou ou pou lòt, men tou pou planèt la nou tout rele lakay nou. Ann pataje lanmou epi ede fè mond lan yon pi bon kote, yon pye bwa alafwa! Bòn fèt Valentine a tout moun! ❤️🌍 . . 📸 @pitterpadder . . #GrownInHaiti #AgriNatif #PlantATree #LoveYourPlanet #ValentinesDay2023 #Haiti #Ayiti #RegenerativeFoodSystems https://www.instagram.com/p/CopUqvCOf68/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[anaelisafoto]

Autumn gold. Trees at Whitney Portal, the base of Mt. Whitney, California. 

[eric-sadahire]

Manifestation secret: When wanting to see the highest possible outcome to a situation, do something to give back to nature. Before an important meeting, plant a tree, donate to an animal shelter, or buy 100 iguanas from the store and free them in nature.

[librarycompany]

Today is Arbor Day, a day to celebrate the trees!

A few local favorites:

The Pawpaw, sometimes also called "Appalachian banana," produces the largest native North American fruit, tropical in flavor.

The Hemlock Spruce, state tree of Pennsylvania. The oldest recorded hemlock spruce is over 550 years old and lives in Forest Country, PA.

The American Chestnut, once the giant of the eastern U.S. forests, is now critically endangered. Introduction of blight in the early 20th century quickly destroyed nearly 4 billion trees, wiping out entire forests. Efforts to breed blight-resistant chestnuts are underway.

As the proverb goes, "The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now." Go plant a tree!

Images from: Michaux, F. Andrew. The North American Sylva. Paris: C. D'Hautel, 1819.