Trees for Survival encourages their schools to transplant their seedings as soon as possible after delivery in September to ensure they have the best chance to grow over the warm summer months. Plants are placed in the custom built, irrigated shade houses and are watered twice a day. With the fantastic weather we’ve experienced – TfS facilitators checking on plants are now having to trim some plants that are already at the top of the shade house! This is fantastic for students to monitor - with so many opportunities for education around plant growth.
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