Trees · Tennessee

Root Nashville Free Yard Trees

Run by Root Nashville (Cumberland River Compact, Metro Nashville partnership)

SeasonalLast checked October 17, 2026
What you get
Up to 3 free trees per neighborhood order; 10+ free trees for businesses, places of worship, HOAs, apartments or large yards
Who qualifies
Davidson County residents (neighborhood) or Davidson County property owners (community).
Where
Davidson County residents and property owners.
Status
Seasonal. Neighborhood ordering typically June 1 to Aug 31; closed now, reopens June 1, 2027; community applications year-round.
Type of payment
Free item

What you do

Order up to three free trees delivered to you and plant them in your yard or other private property.

Requirements

  • Resident plants the trees themselves
  • Planting help available through Cumberland River Compact Field Team for those physically unable
  • Community projects: apply with planting site details; often planted October-March

How to apply

  1. 1Neighborhood: fill out the Notify Me form to get an email when ordering opens
  2. 2Order when open
  3. 3Root Nashville delivers the trees
  4. 4Plant them yourself, or request planting help
  5. 5Community (10+ trees): submit the Apply Now form, the organization contacts you

Timing and deadlines

Delivery after ordering; community plantings Oct-Mar

Neighborhood ordering reopens 2027-06-01

Sources

Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.

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