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OUR TREE NURSERY

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We use trees and agroforestry as powerful tools for food security, environmental restoration, community resilience, and peacebuilding through:

    - Planting indigenous and fruit trees
    - Establishing food forests and agroforestry systems
    - Restoring degraded community landscapes
    - Promoting sustainable access to food and natural resources
    - Engaging communities in collective environmental stewardship
Through Trees for Food, Peace and Ecological Healing, we aim to create healthier landscapes while strengthening community relationships and building a shared commitment to protecting the environment for present and future generations.

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Mukau Tree Seedling (Melia volkensii)

Fast-growing indigenous Kenyan hardwood prized for high-value timber and drought tolerance. Ideal for agroforestry, woodlots, and dryland reforestation.


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Mukenea / Mukau (Flowering) Seedling

An indigenous forest tree valued for its durable timber and traditional medicinal uses, with attractive compound foliage and small yellow-green flower clusters.

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Meru Oak Tree Seedling (Vitex keniensis)

A rare, high-value indigenous hardwood endemic to Kenya's highland forests — sought after for premium furniture timber and native reforestation projects.

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Musine / Croton Tree Seedling (Croton megalocarpus)

A fast-growing indigenous multipurpose tree valued for shade, soil improvement, animal fodder, and croton-oil seed production.

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African Cherry Tree Seedling (Prunus africana)

A protected indigenous highland tree, world-renowned for its medicinal bark used in prostate health treatments, and valued for reforestation.

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