One Tree at a Time - Rare species hunt with Eco-friendly nurturing nurseries

 

One Tree at a Time - Eco-friendly Initiatives


 Promote a sustainable living by a daily planting of eco-friendly trees nearer home gardens. We believe that every tree planted contributes to a healthier planet, enough source of food and a greener future. Planting eco-friendly trees daily helps combat climate change by absorbing carbon dioxide, improving air quality, and providing habitats for wildlife. Encouraging community participation in tree planting fosters a sense of responsibility and unity, promoting collective efforts towards a greener environment.

Trees contribute to mental and physical health by creating green spaces that reduce stress, encourage outdoor activities, and provide shade and cooling. Sustainable tree planting can boost local economies through eco-tourism, job creation in forestry, and the production of sustainable products like fruits and timber.By integrating tree planting into daily routines, individuals and communities can make a significant positive impact on the environment and their quality of life. 🌳



We offer a unique service where you can select from the best home tree species, and we will arrange for a nursery plant and nurture these trees until they reach a certain level of growth. This ensures that your trees are healthy and well-established before they are transplanted to your home.

Must Have Tree Species for home and gardening 

Shumard Oak (Quercus)

Long-lived, strong wood, excellent for carbon storage. Providing shade and supporting biodiversity.

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Flowering Dogwood (Cornus Florida)


Beautiful spring blossoms, supports local wildlife, moderate growth rate. Ornamental purposes and attracting pollinators.

Acer saccharinum



Fast-growing, adaptable to various soil types, excellent for carbon sequestration. Providing shade and improving air quality.

Brandywine Maple (Acer rubrum ‘Brandywine’




Vibrant fall colors, moderate growth rate, low maintenance. Enhancing landscape aesthetics and providing seasonal interest.

Serviceberry (Amelanchier canadensis)


Eco-friendly edible berries, attractive flowers, supports wildlife. Edible landscaping and attracting birds.

To ensure your selected trees thrives, we partner with professional nurseries that specialize in growing and nurturing trees. Here’s how you can request our nursery service:

  1. Trees Selection: Choose from what we have or deliver to us seeds.
  2. Contact Us: Reach out to us to see if we can foster your selection and any other climatic specific and weather requirements.
  3. Nursery Arrangement: Networking with young, coordinated tree planting groups for nursery maintenance till the plant grows, your selection of trees their healthy management until they reach a transplantable size.
  4. Delivery and Planting: Once your trees are ready, we will arrange for their delivery and shift planting at a surveyed area.


Contact Information:

Email: artworkpattern@google.com

Website: www.facebook.com/artworkpattern

Join us in our mission to create a greener, more sustainable world, one tree at a time!

Feel free to contact us for more information. If you need different species send to us a letter of inquiry for more details or additional requirements, Stay Connected!

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