you see trees?
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See trees with your senses.TRANSCRIPT
…TREES?
YOU SEE…
I see…
…a park,
…a home,
I see…
…a camouflage,
…a need for survival.
…a bearer of fruits to come,
…a safe sanctuary.
I see…
…a filter for
the air we breathe and carbon
dioxide absorber.
…a cooler
and cleaner
city,
…privacy with landscaped
borders and boundaries,
The natural windbreaker and sound barrier.
…peace.
…an investment. Landscaped homes are more valuable.
We see…
…a shady spot.
Romance.
I see…
…fun!Shhhh!!! We are playing hide and seek.
I see Mummy’s baby container.
There is water inside this container.
But you can’t kiss this one.
I learn that trees store some of the rain water . Trees can reduce the
possibility of flooding.
I remember the first tree we planted in our home.
I see…
The favorite choice…
…the nostalgia.
…to remember a loved one by.
I see with passing of time…
…a big difference.
They don’t grow here like they used to.
Don’t you see that too?!!!
SEE ITS VALUES
Feel it!
Smell it!
A season of new beginnings.
You hear that too?
I can’t wait to taste that!
A walk at the park is so refreshing.
There are many herbal remedies from trees that many are unaware of.
can affect climate change…
unsustainable deforestation
climate changecan and will affect our lives…
Save plant life for our future.
Can you teach me how?
You can grow them from seeds.
Collect seeds from your friends and neighbours.
Watch them growin your garden.
Don’t throwaway your cuttings.
I trim excess growth regularly to encourage new growth.
Find a vase. Empty bottles will do too…
Fill them up with water. About 3/4 full will do.
Place cuttings in.Experiment will all kinds of cuttings. Will this work?
It takes about 5 days to see roots beginning to grow.
Be Patient
Let’s grow more!
Inspired By:http://www.slideshare.net/event/blog-action-day-2009
http://www.treesaregood.com/treecare/tree_benefits.aspx
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