“Plant a vigorous tree, harvest a green world.” It was Arbor Day on March 12th after Hangzhou officially announced the arrival of spring on March 11th, the day before. Let’s follow the lead of spring and add another touch of green to the world.

On the eve of Arbor Day, Binjiang Property initiated the “Saplings in the Spring Breeze” tree-planting initiative, which received a positive response from property service centers of many residential quarters. They carefully selected sites and saplings appropriate for the residential quarter’s gardening, prepared tools, and invited parents and children to plant trees together to make the residential a vibrant green garden.

Plant Saplings, Record Growths

The gentle spring breeze sprouts the tender buds on the branches, greens the grass on the ground, and also stirs up the enthusiasm of children and parents to plant trees. On the morning of March 9th, 16 families in Hangzhou Lansong'aofu came to the designated tree planting site in high spirits. Under the guidance of property management staff, they cleared weeds, dug holes, and carefully straightened out, earthed up, and watered young pomegranate trees, peach trees, hawthorn trees, and other saplings. With joint efforts of everyone, 16 young trees stood in the breeze, exuding vitality in the bright sun.

In Hangzhou Yinwan Mansion, with smiles on their faces, proprietors successfully planted 35 wintersweet and tree peony “HONGYING” under the careful guidance of property management staff. The tree-planting activity not only beautifies the park environment, but also strengthens proprietors’ awareness of greening and environment protection and enhances the trust and intimacy between proprietors and the property management team.

Plant new greenery in spring, quietly awaiting the shade to grow. On the east side of the central square of Hangzhou Flow Era, the tree planting activity was in full swing. 20 families worked together to shovel soil and transplant 20 saplings including peach trees, pomegranate trees, hawthorn trees, and pear trees. After the saplings were planted, proprietors also hung nameplates on the saplings and took a group photo together to mark the occasion. The property considered the different seasonal views when choosing the saplings, knowing that flowers bloom in their own time. The proprietors participating in tree planting stated that the Arbor Day event not only enhanced the parent-child interaction within the family, but also cultivated a sense of ecological civilization in everyone to love green, plant green, and protect green.

In Quzhou Moon River, there was a bustling scene of proprietors and property management staff planting young trees. With hoes in their hands, they carried saplings, loosened the soil, dug holes, straightened out, earthed up, and watered saplings. Aunt Zheng also participated in tree planting with her granddaughter and said,” Society nowadays is paying more attention to environmental protection, and it is particularly important to cultivate such awareness from a young age. Planting a young tree with her own hands is the best practice for her.”

The property management staff of Quzhou Chunjiangyue prepared samples of osmanthus trees, loquat trees, and holly trees for this year’s Arbor Day event. Over 40 families took part in the tree-planting activity under the guidance of greening workers. Some children also hung self-made nameplates on trees they planted and said they would come regularly to water the trees and grow with the young trees together. Thanks to the proprietors’ action of environmental protection, the residential quarter’s greening work is further enhanced and protected.

Book for Forever Green Life

Binjiang Property’s “Saplings in the Spring Breeze” initiative also suggests a book-for-plant event. Cute succulents are the first choice of many service centers. The books exchanged for plants will be placed in reading rooms or clubhouse bars for proprietors to share and read.

At the entrance to the clubhouse, many proprietors brought heavy books to get potted plants with interest. “Wow, these succulents all look so nice!” Succulent plants and books are symbols of vitality and hope. “We have too many idle books at home, and it’s a good idea to exchange them for green plants. It’s a meaningful activity and I want to do it more”, said a proprietor. In less than an hour, over a hundred books were exchanged for 35 pots of succulents.

In Jinhua Marqws Mansion’s book-for-plant event, one succulent plant is offered for each book. 15 children transplanted 50 succulents into their own pots with idle books. The bater activity on Arbor Day is a practice of the concept of environment protection, conservation, and sharing. The 50 books will be used to enrich the reading room on the open floor for proprietors to share and read.

Greeting spring with a newly planted tree and a potted plant at the cost of a book, we bear environmental protection and ecological development in our minds and run towards the blooming spring, embracing the beauty of the four seasons.