Ground Yourself on Tree Planting Day with doTERRA’s Tree-Based Essential Oils

Ground Yourself on Tree Planting Day with doTERRA’s Tree-Based Essential Oils

Donna Smith

Australia’s National Tree Planting Day is celebrated on Sunday, 27th July 2025 — a perfect moment to reconnect with nature, take climate-positive action, and embrace the beauty of trees. The roots of this celebration reach back to World Arbor Day, first held in 1872 in Nebraska, USA. Founded by nature advocate J. Sterling Morton, the day became a global movement dedicated to planting trees and recognising their vital role in sustaining life. Today, from Australia to Zimbabwe, tree planting is a shared global mission toward a greener future.

At doTERRA, the power of trees is honoured daily through our essential oils sourced from roots, bark, leaves and resins. These tree-based oils offer a unique ability to centre the mind, calm emotions and support wellbeing — qualities that align beautifully with the spirit of National Tree Planting Day. In this blog, we’ll explore key doTERRA single oils and blends derived from trees, their countries of origin, and how you can use them to create a sense of grounding and connection.

Why Tree Oils Matter

Tree essential oils are some of the most grounding and emotionally stabilising in aromatherapy. They offer purifying, calming and restorative benefits, often used to promote respiratory health, improve emotional resilience, and provide natural antiseptic qualities.

Featured doTERRA Tree Oils & Origins

Frankincense – Somalia

  • Benefits: Supports cellular health, promotes peace and spiritual grounding.
  • Uses: Diffuse during meditation, apply to skin for rejuvenation.

Australian Sandalwood – Australia (Western Australia)

  • Benefits: Calms the mind, nourishes the skin, supports emotional clarity.
  • Uses: Add to facial oil blends or diffuse to support mindfulness.

Cypress – Morocco

  • Benefits: Stimulates circulation, promotes clear breathing and balance.
  • Uses: Massage into legs or chest with carrier oil; diffuse for invigoration.

Copaiba – Brazil

  • Benefits: Anti-inflammatory, calming, supports immune and nervous systems.
  • Uses: Take internally in water (1 drop), apply topically to reduce tension.

Tea Tree – Australia

  • Benefits: Natural antimicrobial, supports skin clarity and immune health.
  • Uses: Apply to blemishes, add to cleaning sprays or diffuse for purity.

Eucalyptus – Australia

  • Benefits: Opens airways, energises the body, supports respiratory function.
  • Uses: Diffuse to freshen the air or apply to chest with a carrier oil.

Tree-Inspired doTERRA Blends

Balance® Grounding Blend

  • Benefits: Promotes calm, helps stabilise emotions and tension.

AromaTouch® Massage Blend

  • Benefits: Soothes tension, ideal post-gardening or for massage rituals.

Shinrin-Yoku Forest Bathing Blend

  • Benefits: Creates a peaceful, woodland atmosphere that calms and centres.

Northern Escape™ Woodland Blend

  • Benefits: Uplifting and grounding; evokes the scent of northern forests.

Native Bush™ Essential Oil Blend

  • Benefits: Clears the air, energises the spirit, and supports wellbeing.

How to Celebrate with Tree Oils

  • Plant a tree: Whether in your backyard or at a community event, make a lasting impact.
  • Diffuse tree oils: Bring the grounding aroma of the forest into your home.
  • Massage rituals: Soothe tired muscles after planting with Copaiba or AromaTouch.
  • Mindful moments: Use Frankincense or Sandalwood to deepen your meditation outdoors.
  • Connect to country: Honour Indigenous culture by exploring oils native to Australia, like Tea Tree and Eucalyptus.

Final Thoughts

On National Tree Planting Day, we plant more than saplings — we plant intention, connection and hope for the future. Tree essential oils bring that same energy into our daily rituals, offering us a way to feel grounded, nurtured and aligned with the natural world.

Celebrate this Tree Planting Day by exploring the full range of doTERRA tree oils at Essential Oils QLD. Ground yourself. Grow forward.

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