Planting a tree with us takes a few minutes. Here is what happens after you click Plant.
Pick how many trees you want to plant. Each tree costs €5, and you can leave a message for the leaderboard.
Pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through Stripe. Your order confirmation arrives by e-mail right away.
We prepare the land and plant your trees in the next planting season, in spring or autumn, using seedlings from a local nursery.
We look after the forest as it grows and report on its progress every year.
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A tree for every order, client gift or new colleague. Easy to start, easy to share, and something people actually talk about.
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We plant three native trees of the northern forest. Together they grow into a mixed forest that is full of life.
Picea abies
The tall, dark evergreen of the northern forest, and the classic Christmas tree.
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Pinus sylvestris
The tough, light-loving pine with orange bark that grows where few other trees can.
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Betula pendula
The bright, white-barked birch that brings light and life to a young forest.
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Carbon Reserve turns former grassland into new forest. People and companies plant native trees with us: we choose the land, plant the trees and look after the forest for decades. Carbon Reserve is part of GreenDeal.
One tree costs €5, VAT included. The price covers:
Companies outside the EU, and companies in another EU country with a valid VAT number, pay without VAT.
Trees can only be planted in spring and autumn, when the ground is moist and the seedlings root well. Your trees go into the ground in the next planting season, and we e-mail you when they are planted.
On former grassland where a forest can grow well, so every tree adds a new forest instead of replacing an old one. Our first carbon park was planted on 27 April 2024 in Estonia: about 10,000 young spruce and birch, together with the forestry companies Eesti Metsameister and Privātais Mežs and everyone who planted through this website. Read the story.
Native spruce, pine and birch. We test the soil of each piece of land and choose the mix that suits it, because a mixed forest of native trees grows well, gives a home to local wildlife and copes better with storms and drought.