Invasive plant removal · Arkansas
City of Fayetteville Invasive Plant Bounty
Run by City of Fayetteville Park Planning and Urban Forestry
- What you get
- Free native tree or shrub, limit 2 per household; no cash payment
- Who qualifies
- Fayetteville residents (page does not define residency proof)
- Where
- Fayetteville residents, limit 2 free native trees or shrubs per household.
- Status
- Seasonal. 2026 cycle ended; expect similar window in 2027.
- Type of payment
- Free item
What you do
Remove an invasive tree or shrub (2026 target: mimosa/silk tree) from your property and trade a photo of it for a free native tree or shrub.
Requirements
- Cut the invasive plant yourself or hire a company; the City does not do the cutting
- Email a photo of the removed plant with name, email and phone
- Limit two trees or shrubs per household, while supplies last
- Pick up in person at the April event
How to apply
- 1Remove the invasive plant between Feb 24 and Mar 20
- 2Email photo, name, email, phone to [email protected] by Mar 20
- 3Pick up the native tree or shrub at the pickup event (2026: April 6-9)
Timing and deadlines
Photo by Mar 20; pickup April 6-9 in 2026
2026: photos due March 20; pickup April 6-9
Combining it with other programs
not published
Sources
Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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