Celebrate Arbor Day
Arbor Day is a day to plant trees. The holiday was started by a man named Julius Sterling Morton. He knew that trees are important. He wanted people to plant them for the future.
The first Arbor Day was on April 10, 1872, in Nebraska. Now, most states celebrate it on the last Friday in April.
You Can Do It!
Would you like to plant a tree this Arbor Day? These steps will show you how. Be sure to plant a type of tree that grows naturally in your area. It is better for other plants and for animals. Ask an adult to help.
Step 1: Dig a deep hole.
Step 2: Loosen the tree's roots.
Step 3: Place the roots in the hole.
Step 4: Place soil around the roots.
Step 5: Water the soil.
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