A deciduous tree is a type of tree characterized by its seasonal leaf cycle, shedding its leaves annually in response to changes in temperature and daylight, typically during the fall or autumn months. This cycle allows deciduous trees to conserve energy during colder periods and renew their foliage with fresh growth when conditions become favourable again in spring.

Shade Provider: Offers cooling shade during summer months, while letting extra light through in the Winter

Vibrant Foliage: Adds aesthetic value with vibrant foliage colours in the autumn.

Habitat Supporter: Supports biodiversity by providing habitat and food for various animals and insects.

Soil Enricher: Contributes to soil health through leaf litter decomposition, enriching the ecosystem.