Reserve your native trees now through March 2nd, 2025.
You will pick up your trees on March 14th or March 15th and plant them on
Tennessee Tree Day, March 15th!
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Here's how to reserve your trees:
Step 1: Use the map below to select a pick-up location near you.
Step 2: Click on the flag to see the pick-up site address and business hours to pick up your trees.
Step 3: Click "Reserve Your Trees at THIS LINK"
Can't afford to donate? We offer Tree Day scholarships to Tennessee residents who want to participate but may be experiencing financial hardship.
Click HERE to apply for a scholarship.
You will pick up your trees on March 14th or March 15th and plant them on
Tennessee Tree Day, March 15th!
***
Here's how to reserve your trees:
Step 1: Use the map below to select a pick-up location near you.
Step 2: Click on the flag to see the pick-up site address and business hours to pick up your trees.
Step 3: Click "Reserve Your Trees at THIS LINK"
Can't afford to donate? We offer Tree Day scholarships to Tennessee residents who want to participate but may be experiencing financial hardship.
Click HERE to apply for a scholarship.
Tennessee Tree Day Trees
* Some species availability dependent upon location
* Some species availability dependent upon location
What is Tennessee Tree Day?
Each year Tennessee Tree Day engages thousands of volunteers in a fun, family-friendly event planting native tree seedlings all across Tennessee. Tennessee Environmental Council works with TN Department of Forestry and other nurseries to supply bare-root native tree seedlings to citizens across the state through our network of volunteer partners and local businesses.
When children plant trees, they learn to see trees as part of their community. Engaging in Tree Day helps increase awareness of the economic and social value of trees while nurturing our statewide tree canopy and creating a culture of sustainability in our region.
While some people plant trees to replace those lost to development or weather events, others plant trees to help repair degraded streams and improve water quality. Whether you’re planting for caterpillar and bird habitat or purely for aesthetic reasons, native trees improve the health of our communities by reducing air pollution, trapping rainwater, cooling our cities and providing homes and food for Tennessee’s wide variety of song birds.
Since 2007, Tennessee Tree Day events have mobilized over 100,000 residents to plant over one million native trees in Tennessee and the surrounding states.
Plant a native tree and make your community a little better than you found it.
Each year Tennessee Tree Day engages thousands of volunteers in a fun, family-friendly event planting native tree seedlings all across Tennessee. Tennessee Environmental Council works with TN Department of Forestry and other nurseries to supply bare-root native tree seedlings to citizens across the state through our network of volunteer partners and local businesses.
When children plant trees, they learn to see trees as part of their community. Engaging in Tree Day helps increase awareness of the economic and social value of trees while nurturing our statewide tree canopy and creating a culture of sustainability in our region.
While some people plant trees to replace those lost to development or weather events, others plant trees to help repair degraded streams and improve water quality. Whether you’re planting for caterpillar and bird habitat or purely for aesthetic reasons, native trees improve the health of our communities by reducing air pollution, trapping rainwater, cooling our cities and providing homes and food for Tennessee’s wide variety of song birds.
Since 2007, Tennessee Tree Day events have mobilized over 100,000 residents to plant over one million native trees in Tennessee and the surrounding states.
Plant a native tree and make your community a little better than you found it.
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