Trees for our yards fun, beautiful, beneficial, and free.

Trees are immensely useful to all of us. They give us so much, taking almost nothing in return! They help us to remain calm and cool, provide us with a charming surrounding and share their wealth with us so selflessly.  However, we must condemn irresponsible, unsupervised hacking of trees anywhere on the planet. At the same time, we must grow more and more trees.

Most people do not realize the benefits they can get by growing trees.

Trees are awesome for all sorts of reasons. A study published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health shows that trees fight asthma in kids. Children who live near trees are far more active than kids who don't live near trees. Trees can save you money on energy costs.

All of the above are reasons enough to jump on board with tree hugging, but luckily, for the doubters, trees have many other benefits that you may not have heard of. The Morton Arboretum offers some amazing facts at their website about the many (research proven) ways that trees have a positive effect on people's lives, including positively impacting health, homes, businesses, communities, drinking water, and air quality.

Trees have economic benefits: 
Shoppers who shop in well-landscaped business districts are willing to pay more for parking and up to 12% more for goods and services, which as you might guess, is a huge perk for businesses.

Trees benefit your health: Desk workers with and without views of nature were surveyed. Those without views of nature, when asked about 11 different ailments, claimed 23% more incidence of illness in the prior 6 months. 
Symptoms of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in children are relieved after contact with nature. Specifically, ADHD kids are better able to concentrate, complete tasks, and follow directions after playing in natural settings. The greener the setting, the more relief.

Trees conserve energy:

The net cooling effect of a young, healthy tree is equivalent to 10 room-size air conditioners operating 20 hours a day.

Fifty million shade trees planted in strategic, energy-saving locations could eliminate the need for seven 100-megawatt power plants.

Imagine a corporate HQ that has no trees. This would definitely annoy a discerning visitor.
Just think how many weary travelers would be benefitted by the strategic placement of shelters covered by large canopies of trees? Just think about it and decide yourself.

The Arbor Day Foundation is the world's oldest and largest tree-planting organization. Its million members plant millions of trees every year. New members receive 10 free trees

Choose from: Flowering Trees, Colorado Blue Spruces, Trees Mix, Wild Bird Garden, Oak Trees,White Pines, Redbuds, Norway Spruces, Autumn Classics, White Firs, and  Douglas firs.
So go hug a tree,climb a tree, save a tree or plant a tree its fun economical, healthy and environmentally sound and its  its free.
Do you like trees tell me about it.