Free trees for your street, you can also order up to seven free trees for your front or back yard, to plant on private property?
We’ll deliver straight to your door!
Choose from our list of water efficient species, save energy, and create a healthier environment for you & your community today.
Sign up for free shade trees delivered straight to your door! Choose from over 30 different water-efficient species, and we will deliver 5-gallon sized trees to your home with stakes, ties, and fertilizer pellets. All you have to do is plant and care for them.
Please note there is a 7 tree limit per household.
All yard trees come in a 5-gallon container and are between 3 – 5 feet tall. Our Small, Medium, and Large categories indicate the full-grown size of the tree at maturity. Trees are delivered approximately in 8-10 weeks.
Our tree stock is constantly changing based on nursery availability. While we do our best to fulfill your primary choice, please note, species and tree options are subject to change upon ordering and delivery.
How to get Free Yard Trees
https://www.cityplants.org/our-programs/yard-trees/yard-tree-delivery/
Apply for our yard tree delivery program using our new tree planting software, FreeTreesLA. City Plants, in collaboration with the LA Department of Water and Power and the LA Conservation Corps, is pleased to announce the limited release of the new Free Trees LA Portal to help you register, order free trees, determine their best planting locations to reduce your energy bills, stay informed on the status of your order, and receive ongoing guidance on the care of your trees. Note: This application is optimized for Chrome browser on PCs or laptops. Please allow pop-ups for this site (www.freetreesla.com). Instructions to enable pop-ups can be found here.
Plant your trees immediately to make sure they grow healthy and strong. Call DigAlert at 811 for more information on where to plant. It’s best to plant trees to the West or East of your house, between 15-20 feet away from your foundation. This will cool down your house in the summer and can even save you money on your energy bills.
Once your tree is planted, it will need 10-15 gallons of water once a week for the first 3-5 years while its roots get established. A little effort now will pay off big in the future!