Here we see some absolutely stunning pine trees 😍 maybe these will make you think twice about putting a real one in your home for the holidays #savethetrees #alltreesmatter

After quite a long break I realized that due to the long quarantine, some people might not remember what trees look like! Here is a weeping willow, though there is no need to weep! We will get through this together ❤️😁

Devil’s Walkingsticks get their name from the thorns protruding from their thin trunk, giving the tree a menacing appearance. Don’t let the look fool you though, these trees are still beautiful and need to be protected! 🥰

With all the uncertainty in the world right now we need to find some commonality. I think we can all agree that #AllTreesMatter ! Let us all take a break from the monotony of our daily lives and look at this beautiful Sycamore Maple, stunning!

Raindrops that fall to the ground from the drooping branches of willow resemble tears. That is how weeping willow got its name #treemovement

Late night tree tweeting brought to you by this Coastal Redwood 😎 #treemovement

Three hundred years ago, James Stuart planted these Beech tress creating the Dark Hedge Tunnels in Northern Ireland #treemovement

The Giant Sequoia is the largest tree in the world (by volume) #treemovement

Willow is one of the fastest growing plants in the world. It can grow 10 feet in height each year!!!!!!! 😋#treemovement

The trunk of the Boab tree can hold up to 120,000 liters of water 💦💦💦#treemovement

Did you know banana trees reach full height in only a few weeks??? Have a great weekend everyone 😄 #fruityfriday #treemovement

This Willow really encapsulates Willow Wednesday #treemovement

We need to show some love to tbe gum tree 😍❤️ #treemovement

With all the hate, racism, and evil going on in the world right now take a second and forget all of it and enjoy this beautiful tree

I know we’ve been gone for a while, but we’re back for good! In honor of it being a beautiful day here is a picture of a beautiful blossoming tree!!!!

Beautiful tree with ripe juicy peaches ready to eat 🍑

Its sleepy time for the trees too! 😴💤

Who said that Bruce Spruce’s were only for Christmas season...😝

Native to Mexico and northern South America, papaya has become naturalized throughout the Caribbean Islands, Florida, Texas, California, Hawaii, and other tropical and subtropical regions of the world. What a beautiful tree!

Spring is upon us! Don’t forget to take those allergy meds that way you can fully enjoy these beautiful trees ♥️😊