In memory of the tree

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 Planted in memory of the tree. 


Have already drove past this phantom planted apple tree a few times from we planted it and what a buzz it is seeing it grow out of an old stump like this. 


I'm starting to get very creative with my phantom plantings, plenty more tree planting ideas like this I have up my sleeve. 


This one though is going to look amazing in years to come when it will be full of apples growing out of a massive stump like this. The old stump will provide so much nutrients that the apple tree will love. 


I get messages and comments all the time saying does this way work or that way, how do I know my tree will survive and so on. 

People do so much research and overthink everything when it comes to planting trees. 


My advice is just get out and do it. Just make sure you plant it the right way up and believe in what your doing. 


Some of the first trees I ever phantom planted with a mate of mine, we both planted the same type of pear tree. The whole time planting my mate was like saying, will this die, will it survive, I'm not sure about this he kept saying. 

He basically did not believe in what he was doing. 

My tree however I was upbeat, enthusiastic and believed in my tree that it would thrive. 


Right from the word go my mates tree didn't grow right, started getting sick and diseased and it basically died over a few years. 


My pear tree however is thriving and is twice the size of me today. This was about 10 years ago now we pla ted them. 

Both these trees were bought at same time, same size and same variety. 

I believed in mine and he doubted his. The trees felt this vibration and responded accordingly to this is what I believe. 


This may all sound a bit Woo Woo but I tell you something, I've seen this happen so many times. 


The best trees I have ever seen thrive are ones I've planted with kids. Kids are on a different type of frequency and the trees feel this energy from them. 


I remember I bought 10 Elstar apple trees before, all phantom planted in the estate at the same time. 

9 of them grew rubbish, looked sick and tired. 

One of them I planted with 9 year old girl.  She painted rocks to leave at the tree and everyday after school she went and hugged her tree. This one Elstar apple tree I couldn't believe it. It thrived and was so healthy while all the rest looked dying. 


As I said so many times I have seen this. Thousands of apple trees I've phantom planted so you do tend to pick up on things like this from years of observation. 


Just get out and do it guys. What have you got to loose, some money. Money you would be spending on self gratification. Why not skip the selfish desire for one day and exchange for a bit of selfless service for nature and community.


More of this is whats needed in this selfish world.


I was selfish all my life. Everything was about me. How much I could lavish myself. How much money can I make. How much can I polish my ego. All this while nature and community is crippling around us. Wtf like!!! 

What sort of ways are we letting ourselves be brainwashed with. 


Nature and community is so interconnected and interdependent. We need to all get out and look after both of them. In return you'll be helping yourself too. The true path to happiness is contributing to others happiness. 


I challenge you to phantom plant a tree 


Peace and love 


The Phantom Planter and Wee Betty


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