Get Free Trees
Everyone deserves to enjoy the benefits of trees – that’s why Root Nashville trees are free for Davidson County residents. Learn more and get yours below!
Trees for Neighborhood Yards
Davidson County residents can get up to three free Root Nashville trees for their yard (or other private property). We deliver, you plant!* Tree ordering is typically open from June 1 – August 31.
Tree ordering will reopen on June 1, 2027. Fill out the form above to receive an email when it’s time!
*Planting assistance from the Cumberland River Compact Field Team can be arranged for residents who are physically unable to plant a tree; see the FAQ page for more info.
Trees for Community Spaces
Davidson County property owners can get 10+ free trees for a business, place of worship, homeowners’ association, apartment complex, or large yard through the community reforestation program. Planting 10+ trees in one location has massive water quality, habitat, and beautification benefits. Community reforestation projects are usually planted between October and March.
Community reforestation applications are accepted year-round. Fill out the form to give us some info about your potential planting site, and we’ll be in touch!
*Depending on location and tree quantity, these projects may be eligible for free watering and maintenance from the Cumberland River Compact Field Team.
About Root Nashville Trees
- Large and sturdy (~1” trunk diameter and 6-8 feet tall) upon delivery: This ensures a greater chance of survival– and gives you faster access to the benefits of mature trees.
- Native (or naturalized) species: We offer tree species that are adapted to Middle Tennessee and are resilient to Nashville’s unique climate and weather conditions.
- Locally grown in McMinnville, Tennessee: Sourcing from local nurseries lowers our carbon footprint and makes it easier for trees to adjust to their new homes
- Diverse: We offer a different selection of 7-9 species each year in order to create a diverse urban canopy that’s resistant to disease and pests. View the tree catalog to check out this season’s offerings.
Questions?
Visit the FAQ page or email hello@rootnashville.org.
Free trees for neighborhood yards and community reforestation are delivered by the Cumberland River Compact. The Compact’s mission is to enhance the health and enjoyment of the Cumberland River and its tributaries through education, collaboration, and action.