Just as planting trees is important, nurturing them with love and care
is equally essential. It’s crucial to monitor whether they have enough water,
if they’ve been damaged by disasters or insects, if they’ve been harmed
by animals or people, and whether they bloom and bear fruit in due time.
By paying close attention to their growth conditions, we can ensure that the
trees grow healthily, enhancing the beauty and prosperity of the community.
Throughout April, WeLoveU conducted monitoring to check the growth
of trees planted during last year’s “Mom’s Garden Project” Members
from the Republic of Korea, Kenya, and Nepal, along with local municipal
officials, visited the planting sites to assess the trees’ conditions,
remove weeds, and carry out maintenance on the facilities
Shall we take a look at WeLoveU’s “Mom’s Garden”
monitoring sites through photos?
Korea
Mount Beombawi in Bucheon
Planting Date: April 12, 2023
Survival Rate: 90%
The management condition was good, resulting in a high survival rate1.
WeLoveU decided to continue regular weed removal
and pest prevention measures.
1 The ratio of successfully living plants
among those that were transplanted or grafted.
West Welfare Center Forest Garden in Pyeongtaek
Planting Date: April 26, 2023
Survival Rate: 80%
WeLoveU replanted the dead trees
and cleaned up the surrounding area, including the facilities.
Hope Park in Ulsan
Planting Date: April 26, 2023
Survival Rate: 95%
The local government has continuously managed them,
resulting in nearly all of them surviving.
Citizen Park Road in Busan
Planting Date: May 11, 2023
Survival Rate: 60%
The flowering trees did not take root deeply due to the many stones in the soil,
causing them to dry out. We decided to replant some of them in the fall.
Mount Seunghak in Busan
Planting Date: April 27, 2023
Survival Rate: 99%
The local government managed them systematically,
resulting in a high survival rate.
Natural Forest Play Park in Incheon
Planting Date: April 20, 2023
Survival Rate: 65%
The trees are not growing well because of a lack of care.
Nepal
Chandragiri TikTok Selfie Park (also known as Mahadevthan New Park)
Planting Date: April 26, 2023
Survival Rate: 80%
Due to the dry weather, the trees have dried out,
so it was decided to water them more frequently.
Kenya
Uplands Forest in Kiambu
Planting Date: May 31, 2023
Survival Rate: 60%
While residents were farming in the area, a few trees were
accidentally uprooted. All resident were reminded
to exercise caution to avoid damaging the trees.
Kangemi MeMorial Recreation Park in Nairobi
Planting Date: October 31–November 1, 2023
Survival Rate: 80%
The local government was requested to remove weeds
and provide regular maintenance.
WeLoveU plans to continuously monitor the trees to ensure they grow well.
We hope the trees grow healthy and tall, providing a shelter for residents
and making the community greener and more beautiful.
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