We have a free tree for you!
Welcome!
Tree For Me events help put more trees in our yards, more trees in our communities, and more trees in our city.
Build inclusive community engagement
Step up to volunteer and collaborate with planters around your locality to track and develop greenery.
Enhance tree planting
Grow community capacity and knowledge
Tips for selecting a planting location
space that might impact your new tree’s growth.
Learn about your tree
- All trees in the Tree For Me program are sourced from native local seed stock.
- Trees come in two gallon buckets, weigh approximately 5 lbs (2.3 kg) and are 2 to 5 feet (61-152cm) tall.
- Trees will fit in a car, grocery trolly or on the TTC
- Trees are provided by Baker Forestry Services who specialize in growing native, seed zone specific, trees and shrubs.
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Planting The Right Tree In The Right Place Is Key To Success.
Big Trees, Small Trees, Shurbs etc,..
We turn every possible patch into fertile land to cover it green. Discover with us which plants or trees
are compatible with your land and climate to plant for a green future
Did You Know we Offer Delivery & Planting For Residents With Limited Mobility?
limitations. Space is limited so apply early! Recipients must be
home at the time of planting.
Latest Updates
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