6 fruit trees you can plant for yourself or gift to whomever you want, to make the world a greener place with a click of the mouse. <br><br> 
<h5>How it works</h5> 
1. Plant these 6 trees together<br>
2. Care for them yourself or gift each one of them to whomever you want, using your favorite delivery method.

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Cacao

Its fruits, seeds and/or leaves are used as food in the farmers' families or are sold on local markets.

Consumption and sales

Cameroon

The Cacao tree is an evergreen that produces small, five-petal flowers that are white, green, or rose-hued and sprout directly on the trunk or principal branches. The lucky flowers develop into the celebrated cocoa pods. It is planted for high quality cocoa bean production and to provide local farmers with an additional source of income.

Even things that seem bitter hide a sweet side.

Coffee

Its leaves, roots, bark and/or fruits are used in traditional medicine.

Medicine

It improves the quality of the soil thanks to the nitrogen fixation process or it reduces soil erosion, thanks to its extended root system.

Soil

It helps restocking various animal species, thus helping the variety of fauna and flora overall.

Biodiversity

Tanzania

The coffee tree, whose seeds are used for the eponymous beverage, belongs to the Rubiaceae family. Though over 100 species are known to exist, supermarket shelves confirm that the most diffused examples are Arabica and Robusta. Coffee represents an important source of income for local economies.

Coffee is the best-known natural energizer.

Avocado

Raw materials are extracted from its flowers, fruits and/or leaves to produce creams or powders.

Cosmetics

Kenya

The Avocado tree is known for its fruit, which contains a rich source of energy and nutrients. The extracted oil is used in the cosmetics field for its antioxidant and revitalizing properties. Avocado leaves have excellent anti-scarring properties as well. Avocado is planted for fruit cultivation and the shade that it provides for other crops.

The Avocado has always been considered a fruit of fertility and creativity.

Banano

The banana is a giant herbaceous plant of the Musaceae family that can grow up to 6-7 meters tall. Originally from Asia, it’s primarily cultivated in Central America, tropical Africa, and the Philippines. It bears fruit only in tropical climates and requires protection from the wind. Planted for alimentary use and for the commerce of its fruit.

Considered a paradisiacal muse by the ancients, the banana has always been the most naughty of inspirations.

Banana

Grevillea

It protects young plants from the wind and reduces water evaporation from the soil.

Anti-wind

Its leaves, either fresh or dried-out, are used as food for livestock.

Livestock

The Grevillea reaches up to 12-25 meters of height. It’s flowers are a splashy yellow and its rich nectar attracts bees, boosting the ecosystem and encouraging plant pollination. It’s used as a windbreaker plant and allows for the formation of humus, which maintains soil humidity and improves soil quality.

Often planted along streets, this tree is capable of bearing traffic even during rush hour.

Cashew

Haiti

The Cashew tree hails from Brazil and is a branchy evergreen. The fruit is composed of two parts - a fleshy one similar to apples, which is actually its “false” fruit, and the dry cashew nut that we are familiar with. Cashew cultivation aids the economy of small rural communities in Senegal and protects land plots from fires.

The word “cashew” derives from the Greek “kardia” and is thus considered one of the fruits associated to love.

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