We plant three native trees of the northern forest. Together they grow into a mixed forest that is full of life.
A forest of one tree species is fragile. A mix of spruce, pine and birch grows on different kinds of soil, gives shelter and food to more birds and insects, and copes better with storms, drought and pests. That is why we plant all three, choosing the mix for each piece of land after testing its soil.
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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