There is a tree planted in front of our office.
Since it is a common area of the condominium, there is no need to maintain it, but we thought it would be a good idea to plant a collection of plants around the base of the tree.

A couple of years ago, the Market Direction Team (hereafter referred to as "MD"), which has always had good teamwork and is somehow a group of plant lovers, was given the white flag. Since we were so excited, we decided to choose plants that everyone in the MDs would like to plant. Hyacinths, for example. We researched and voted on what variety would be best. We researched and voted on it. We grew the bulbs hydroponically, planted them in the ground around the base of the trees on the first floor, and planted more bulb plants. I take good care of them, watering them every week and trimming them when they grow too long. This year I planted tulip bulbs for the first time. Currently, hyacinths, tulips, Christmas roses, sedums, Carex, gibbons, checkerberries, and pine coneflowers are planted.

Sometimes, neighbors walking down the street will say to me, "I love the plants here, they are so beautiful! It makes me feel a sense of relief.