Giving back
Named after a tree. So we plant them.
Pixelbark is a nod to the candlebark, the gum that sheds its bark in ribbons all over the Macedon Ranges. We live and work here because of the bush around us, so a piece of every site goes back into it.
Photo: Jack planting tube stock by hand, winter
A tree a month, per site
Every month your site is with us, we plant a tree for it. Indigenous species, chosen for the spot.
Plenty of businesses say they plant trees. Usually that means paying a third party somewhere else to do it. We dig the hole and put the tree in the ground ourselves, right here, and send you a photo of your tree each month.
5% to wildlife care
Five percent of our profits go to East Trentham Wildlife Shelter each month, for the wombats, roos and gliders that get into strife.
From the ground
Dug, planted and photographed by us.
This is what a month of planting looks like, from the first hole to the photo that lands in your inbox.
Photo: Steph digging in, spade and boots
Photo: tube stock, ready
Photo: watering in
Photo: a year on
Photo: your monthly photo
The planting log
Updated monthly
Photo
Month
Trees
Species
Where
Sep 2026
38
Blackwood, manna gum
East Trentham
Aug 2026
36
Swamp paperbark
Kyneton, Campaspe River
Jul 2026
33
Manna gum
Woodend
Jun 2026
31
Silver wattle
Macedon