r/treeplanting

5.5K archived posts · Apr 2010 – Sep 2026

A place for everything about being a treeplanter

r/treeplanting

Dedicated to the Treeplanters that comprise the Industrial Silviculture Industry in Canada and Worldwide. Combined, these workers are responsible for planting hundreds of millions of seedlings each year. We are not a sub for gardeners.

Created Apr 28, 2010

8.2KMembers (last snapshot)

5.5KArchived posts

Got any cool stories or pictures from out in the bush? Any pieces of advice for rookies? How amusing gear malfunctions and tales of bear encounters? Here we get to chime in on endless planting talk.

www.replant.ca is a simply fantastic resource for anyone looking for anything silviculture related (gossip, gear, and good tips) Highly recommended for anyone just starting out, or vets looking for a creamier contract.

##Rules

1. All posts should generally be related to the silviculture industry and treeplanting.

2. No hate speech/racism, bigotry, or misogyny. This includes harassment, personal attacks, or doxxing.

3. No rascist or misogynistic usernames will be allowed. This will be enforced for especially offensive or triggering usernames. The mods will message you privately about this if it is an issue.

4. Please use the appropriate flairs, this helps archive past posts and saves the mods from having to do so. Also make sure to consult recent posts using the flair filter/wiki to make sure your question has not been asked within the last month.

5. If you’re looking for employees/planters as a Crewboss or Owner you must include your Company name, the minimum tree price or average earnings from the past season, the location of the contract, and the duration.

6. No unauthorized self-promotion outside of employment advertisement. If you are unsure contact the mods.

7. user anonymity is sacred and to be protected, if you purposefully expose anyone’s identity IRL you will be banned. Screenshots of external posts that do not obscure identifying information will be removed.

8. Lastly, just please be good to one another. The world needs more of it!

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