How to Plant a Tree: A Simple Celebration of Trees and Tree-planting Ceremonies

How to Plant a Tree: A Simple Celebration of Trees and Tree-planting Ceremonies

by Daniel Butler (Author)

Synopsis

This beautifully illustrated book celebrates the simple act of planting a tree. It not only explains how to plant and care for a tree, but also explores the symbolism of trees alongside a miscellany of facts about the world's favourite species. By examining global traditions and ancient rituals, it shows how a variety of suitable species can be used for commemorative tree-planting celebrations.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 128
Publisher: The Ivy Press
Published: 26 Mar 2010

ISBN 10: 1907332197
ISBN 13: 9781907332197

Author Bio
Daniel Butler edits Tree News, the in-house magazine for the Tree Council, and is the author of Urban Dreams, Rural Realities. Foreword: Simon Toomer is Director of Westonbirt National Arboretum in Gloucestershire. He has worked at this magnificent Forestry Commission arboretum for the past 10 years. He originally trained in environmental biology and forestry, and previously worked as a practical forester, woodlands advisor and arboriculturalist.