Quote by English Proverb

He that plants trees loves others besides himself.

He that plants trees loves others besides himself.

Summary

This quote suggests that people who engage in the act of planting trees show love and consideration for others, as well as for themselves. By planting trees, individuals contribute to the well-being and sustainability of their community, environment, and future generations. It reflects the notion that the love and care shown through this action goes beyond personal gain, highlighting the importance of thinking about the collective welfare and playing a part in benefiting society as a whole.

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