I noted that trees are pretty much like people that need different environments and methods for growth. Like people, trees have difference in resiliency. Some are more fragile than others. Some require extra care. Some—like wildlings—sprout and begin to grow on their own (though that doesn’t mean they don’t need care). Nonetheless, the end is clear: when a tree is taken care of the way it should be, it will grow strong, resilient, and capable of surviving on its own. For that care to be possible, deep and genuine understanding must be attained.
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