Natural resources are limited and will not last forever. The same goes with trees as well, so plant one today for your benefit and the generations to come. There are many apparent reasons why we need to take this issue in all seriousness. However, the main reason is to underlay a safer and healthier tomorrow.

Human interference with nature has reached an alarming stage over the past 1-2 decades and the devastating outcomes of this are no secret. Reckless and the depletion of woodlands is an all-pervasive global concern, which if continues to take place at the same rate will result in wildlife extinction, groundwater depletion, climatic imbalance, soil erosion and an increase of the earth's average temperature. Woodlands are at risk due to over-extraction of groundwater, unorthodox agricultural practices, continued urbanization and emission of greenhouse gases and industrial wastes.

However, this article is not intended to discuss the causes and destructive after effects of woodland depletion. It rather draws your attention towards what has cut off our connection with nature and what can possibly be done to heal that broken bond.

Here's a question that might be popping up in your mind. Can our sole efforts make a difference when it comes to preserving trees? Yes, they can.

Ready to pay your contribution? If yes, you can surround your residential or commercial space with some beautiful trees. It takes nothing but a yearning to garden and landscape. Trees do have an initial investment, however, the benefits they provide far outweigh their cost.

Greenery around us brings happiness, prosperity and peace. It fills the environment with positive energy, keeps us close to the nature, let us breathe in fresh air and spruces up our surroundings. Moreover, they are lively and natural ornaments of any landscape or garden. If you are willing to give your property an added decorative touch, consider growing some trees around it. Options are endless when buying trees. Don't forget to consider their distinct physical attributes, watering needs, growth rate and adaptability to grow in different climates so you can select the best trees for your property.

If you are looking for trees that grow faster, require less maintenance, feature a densely rounded canopy and have great drought tolerance, Holly trees are the right choice. You can grow them on your patio, garden, backyard, front yard or the entrance of your property. The best thing about Holly trees is that they can adapt to different soil types. You can also trim them into a dense hedge or prune them into small trees with uniquely contorted trunks.

Selecting a knowledgeable nursery such as Treeland Nursery, located north of Dallas, is a must. They can help you select the best trees and shrubs for your property and specialize in container sales for retail and wholesale customers. Not to mention they have a very large service area, have been in business since 1983 and can help you select the best trees and shrubs for your property. For details visit www.tree-land.com to browse their large selection of trees.

Plant a tree today for your benefit and for generations to come!