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Trust & Credibility

Uncover transparency,reliability, and safeguarding members' interests, this section addresses key issues related to confidence in MyTreehood’s commitment and integrity.

Can I visit the orchard in order to get a better sense of what you do and feel more at ease with my tree adoption?

Yes! You can either join our group event or contact us directly and we will be more than happy to plan a suitable time/date with you to visit our team and see the orchards and talk to one of our team members face to face!

How do you ensure the trees are well taken care of after I purchase one?

At MyTreehood, we have a direct and lasting commitment to the success of every orchard. Our shareholders and the company have invested their own capital into purchasing the land and building this business — financially, operationally, and personally. We are not just service providers; we are deeply and fully invested in the health and long-term growth of the trees.
Our management fee is based on a percentage of the harvest, meaning our success depends directly on the trees thriving and producing well. It is in our strongest interest to care for your trees with maximum dedication and professionalism.
We also operate under strict EU regulations, covering organic farming processes, workers’ welfare, water management, and environmental protection. Being monitored through these rigorous standards reinforces our responsibility to manage every aspect carefully — and naturally, part of that responsibility is taking the best possible care of the trees.
Finally, we know that our growth depends entirely on our reputation. Good reputation only comes from good work and honest results. Our entire team understands this and is committed to doing its best every single day to make sure your trees are well managed, healthy, and productive.

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What happens if MyTreehood closes down?

If MyTreehood ever closes down, our aim would be to ensure that orchards continue under responsible management. Ownership of the land remains with the company or its partners, and we would work to transfer tree care to a suitable party where possible. Our aim would be to find a responsible third party such as a local farming cooperative, organic farming organization, or similar entity to continue maintaining the orchards and honoring the commitments made to tree sponsors wherever reasonably possible.
While no future event can be guaranteed, protecting the trees and the spirit of the project would be a top priority in any such situation. We believe in transparency and in treating our community with fairness and respect at all times.

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