Rukkhasutta untranslated

Rukkhasutta 01. Of those who sit at the foot of trees, he who does so because he desires seclusion and his needs are few, is the best. AN.iii.219.

Rukkhasutta 02. On four kinds of trees and four corresponding kinds of men. Some men are evil and their company is evil, some are good and their company is evil, etc. AN.ii.109.

Rukkhasutta 03. Just as a tree, which leans towards the east, falls to the east when cut down, so does a monk who cultivates the Eightfold Path incline to Nibbāna. SN.v.47.

Rukkhasutta 04. Mighty trees, grown from tiny seeds, overspread other trees and kill them; so are householders destroyed by their lusts. There are five hindrances (nīvaraṇa) that overspread the heart; the seven bojjhaṅgas are not like them. SN.v.96f.