Plant A Tree
Plant a tree and feel good about the positive impact on nature that you will have created. Help create a healthy and beautiful environment
for this and future generations. Trees are a crucial component of the natural landscape because of their prevention of erosion and the provision
of a specific weather-sheltered ecosystem in and under their foliage. Trees have also been found to play an important role in producing oxygen
and reducing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, as well as moderating ground temperatures. They are also significant elements in landscaping and
agriculture, both for their beautiful aesthetic appeal and their nutritious fruit crops they provide.
Most people that are interested in ways of improving the environment, plant a tree on Arbor Day. Currently the state observances for Arbor Day is
the last Friday in April. But a number of state Arbor Days are at other times to coincide with the best tree planting weather, from January and
February in the south to May in the far north. Planting a tree on Arbor Day is a common practice around the world today. You, of course, don't
have to wait until Arbor Day to plant a tree.
 American Beech Price: 24.95 |
 American Hornbeam Price: 12.45 |
 American Sycamore Price: 12.95 |
 American Arborvitae Price: 9.95 |
 Globe Arborvitae Price: 12.95 |
 Pyramidalis Arborvitae Price: 8.48 |
 Quaking Aspen Price: 12.95 |
 Austrian Pine Price: 6.95 |
 Autumn Blaze½ Red Maple Price: 37.95 |
 Autumn Olive Price: 9.95 |
 Autumn Purple Ash Price: 37.95 |
 Bald Cypress Price: 21.95 |
 Bitternut Pecan Price: 23.95 |
 Black Cherry Price: 13.95 |
 Black Gum Price: 14.45 |
Planting a tree can make a world of difference! It can provide you so much satisfaction. Trees shade and cool our homes, bring songbirds close by, and mark the changing seasons. For all of us, trees are a precious source of lumber, food, and countless products and they beautify our communities and countryside. But equally important, trees conserve energy, reduce soil erosion, clean the air we breathe, and help protect rivers and streams. If trees are to provide all these benefits, we need to care for the trees we have, and to we definitely need to plant more!