These readable, well-illustrated handbooks have been designed to provide clear and concise information on how to select, grow, plant and care for tropical trees, in both moist and drier parts of the tropics. They are intended for anyone interested in growing trees, from the small-holder to the large-scale grower, from local communities to national governments and from school and further education. They are spiral bound so that they are easy to use in the field. The need to plant tropical trees has never been greater than it is today. Tree planting in the tropics has not kept pace with deforestation. Alongside the desperate need to plant more trees, those planning forestry planting must be aware of local needs–human requirements are of paramount importance. This practical, non-technical guide presents information and simple, practical guidelines for tree planters in the tropics. Line drawings are used extensively to demonstrate planting methods and procedures.