Tennessee Tree Day is America's largest single-day tree planting event and is taking place on Saturday, March 21, 2020. Order your tree seedlings by March 1st.

On Tennessee Tree Day,  you and thousands of other Tennessee residents will collectively pick up and plant more than 100,000 native tree seedlings in all 95 Tennessee counties.  Any seedlings ordered for Tree Day are yours to plant on your own property and will enhance our environment and communities for generations to come! 

Tree Day is a project of Tennessee Environmental Council. As a nonprofit organization, we depend on your support for its success. 

• Tree seedlings are available on a donation basis of $2.49/tree & 4.99/tree based on species. 
• Tree seedling size will range from 1 ft to 3 ft. Species available varies based on pick-up location. To see what species are available at the pick-up location nearest you, you must visit that pick-up location's order form and click "order trees." 
• We cannot accept cash donations for seedlings at the distribution points so trees must be reserved and paid for prior to the event.  ​
• If you live in a neighboring state, you are invited to participate as long as you are willing to drive to one of the pick-up locations and pick up your tree seedlings during the published timeframe.

To order trees, please scroll down and click either the "select my pick-up site | list view" or "map view" button.

Tennessee Tree Day 2020 Sponsors

Click One of These Buttons to Order Trees

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Since 2007, the Tennessee Tree Project has mobilized over 60,000 Tennessee residents in planting 637,100 native trees in Tennessee and beyond. Each year Tennessee Tree Day engages thousands of volunteers in a fun, meaningful, family friendly, educational experience with multi-generational benefits to our environment, communities and public health. On Tree Day 2020 we hope to engage 20,000 volunteers in planting over 100,000 native trees in all 95 Tennessee counties as well as neighboring counties encompassing all watersheds of major rivers that flow through Tennessee. The purpose of this activity is to instill public awareness of the value of trees, improve the health of our environment and communities through the multitude of benefits trees offer, and to nurture a culture of sustainability in our region.