Just Trees Official Blog
You may have noticed on our social media platforms some information regarding the ways in which planting certain trees in specific places will not only transform a landscape, but also make significant impacts on buildings and the people who live…
Read more
Written by Ephrat Livni. Originally published on Quartz. — I’m in a redwood forest in Santa Cruz, California, taking dictation for the trees outside my cabin. They speak constantly, even if quietly, communicating above- and underground using sound, scents, signals,…
Read more
We caught up with Mark Hattie, this year’s recipient of the Just Trees Scholarship through ILASA, to find out a little bit more about this aspiring landscape architect! Maybe you could start with telling us a bit about yourself: where…
Read more
I’m not sure I know anyone who actively dislikes Judi Dench and it’s no surprise, she’s a brilliant actress, charming, classy and as it turns out, a tree-lover too! Perhaps you saw a trending video on your newsfeed of the…
Read more
As we settle in to the new year here at Just Trees, we thought we’d take a brief look back at 2017, which began with our biggest export to date as we shipped 250 x 1000L trees off to Dubai…
Read more
Regular readers of the Just Trees Blog may wonder (or perhaps not) who writes this stuff? Well, the answer I do. My name is Nicola and amongst many other things, I write the words you read right here on Treeification….
Read more
With summer upon us it’s important to keep cool and stay out of the harsh rays of the South African sun. This is why today we’re looking at three beautiful evergreens to keep you out of the heat; best of…
Read more
We recently came across this fantastic little online booklet produced by the wonderful people over at SLA, a Copenhagen and Oslo based design company that works specifically in the fields of landscape architecture, urban design and city planning. With eye-catching…
Read more
If you’ve been following this blog, perhaps you’ll have noticed a small change… We’ve changed the name of this blog to Treeification because we think we have finally found a term that sums up the ethos and driving force behind…
Read more
The Ilex mitis, or Cape Holly is a beautiful evergreen that can reach between up to 8-10m in cultivation. Although there are over 200 species in the holly family all over the world, the Ilex mitis is the only holly…
Read more