How Trees Are Made

Design Concepts

March 26, 2010

"parks", "value of parks"

A friend at Little Valley Wholesale Nursery sent this video and we found it fascinating. Trees are made by sticking a seed in the ground and five years later you have a tree, right? Not exactly.

The video is lengthy, but if you have time it's worth watching. Watch it here (click on the photo on OPB's page to start the video).

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