In the not-so-distant past of The Lorax, outside the walled city of Thneedville, there were once lush forests of Truffula trees as far as the eye could see. Now, there is a barren wasteland.

Acting on a tip from his grandmother (Betty White), who still remembers the once-plentiful truffula trees that used to grow around Thneedville, Ted sets out in search of the Once-ler, an ...

Everyone can use a little extra whimsy in life, so why not spruce up your garden by adding some unique flowers inspired by truffula trees in The Lorax.

The scene is part of a musical number sung by the Once-ler (voiced by Ed Helms), who has begun chopping down Truffula Trees en masse in order to grow his industrial-sized Thneed operation.

Kai Ryssdal: Tomorrow, you know, a new movie appears with a little orange “Lorax.” You’re sure to shed tears over how he defends the truffula trees. Or tries to, at least, as the Once-ler ...

Acting on a tip from his grandmother (Betty White), who still remembers the once-plentiful truffula trees that used to grow around Thneedville, Ted sets out in search of the Once-ler, an ...

The Lorax is gone as well and, in the story’s present, the Once-ler gives a boy the last Truffula seed and encourages him to grow a forest from it.

Help the Lorax regrow the world's Truffula tree forests! Design your own trees and flowers, see them grow right before your eyes, and share beautiful postcards you've created with friends & family.

The Monterey Cypress tree in La Jolla, California. that inspired the Truffula trees in the Dr. Seuss classic "The Lorax" has fallen from unknown causes.

The Lorax (Danny Devito) demands to know who chopped down a truffula tree in “Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax.” Provided by Universal Pictures and Illumination Entertainment ...