A tree in a sidewalk crack is doomed — unless someone moves it.
Pavement seedlings get pulled by crews or strangled by concrete long before they mature. The good ones — natives and beneficial species — are worth saving. We identify them, rescue them in their narrow transplant window, nurse them back, and replant them where canopy is scarce.
It's climate work, tree-equity work, and anti-waste work, all at once — run by hand, tree by tree.
Named for our three kids — Chris, Taylor, and Lauren. Every tree we save is planted for the people who'll sit under it long after we're gone.