"Trees have friends, feel loneliness, scream with pain and communicate underground via the “woodwide web”. Some act as parents and good neighbours. Others do more than just throw shade – they’re brutal bullies to rival species. The young ones take risks with their drinking and leaf-dropping then remember the hard lessons from their mistakes." The man who thinks trees talk to each other
Interesting observation from the article: "City trees are like street kids – isolated and struggling against the odds without strong roots."
