Feel like you can help the planet out?  It's a lot easier than it sounds and you can do it in a few simple steps!  
1. Research the native plants and trees in your area. This can be done through a large variety of ways, including simple searches on the internet, and it prevents invasive species from spreading into the ecosystem.  
2. Find somewhere where a tree can grow.  Although the goal is to plant everywhere regardless of restrictions, trees and other plants still need access to sunlight and water for the majority of the day, hopefully in an area that isn't overcrowded.  
3. Go ahead and buy the seeds, try and stay local! If you can, get the seeds from pre-existing trees.  
4. You're all ready to plant your trees! There's a post in progress which will have in depth instructions with pictures; but for now,  use any resources you can to learn more!

<div class="md"><p>Feel like you can help the planet out?  It&#39;s a lot easier than it sounds and you can do it in a few simple steps!<br/>
1. Research the native plants and trees in your area. This can be done through a large variety of ways, including simple searches on the internet, and it prevents invasive species from spreading into the ecosystem.<br/>
2. Find somewhere where a tree can grow.  Although the goal is to plant everywhere regardless of restrictions, trees and other plants still need access to sunlight and water for the majority of the day, hopefully in an area that isn&#39;t overcrowded.<br/>
3. Go ahead and buy the seeds, try and stay local! If you can, get the seeds from pre-existing trees.<br/>
4. You&#39;re all ready to plant your trees! There&#39;s a post in progress which will have in depth instructions with pictures; but for now,  use any resources you can to learn more!</p>
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Planting trees when no one asked. Especially when no one asked.

<div class="md"><p>Planting trees when no one asked. Especially when no one asked.</p>
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Let’s revive the subreddit!