Trees · Washington

Vancouver Yard Tree Giveaway

Run by City of Vancouver Urban Forestry

SeasonalLast checked October 17, 2026
What you get
Free yard tree (up to two, one per species; page also says limit one per household)
Who qualifies
Residents planting on private residential property in Vancouver city limits; renters need owner approval.
Where
Residents planting on private residential property within Vancouver, Washington city limits.
Status
Seasonal. 2026 reservation window (Sept 1 to Oct 1) appears closed; pickup Oct 24, 2026; next round expected fall 2027.
Type of payment
Free item
Official program page

What you do

Reserve a free yard tree online, pick it up at the fall drive-through, and plant and care for it.

Requirements

  • No containers, street right-of-way, or required mitigation plantings
  • Plant at least 10 ft from house, 5 ft from property lines, paving and underground utilities (call 811)
  • Water twice a week April to September for first two summers
  • Plant by December 1
  • Commit to watering, mulching and caring for the tree

How to apply

  1. 1Complete the online reservation form during the Sept 1 to Oct 1 window
  2. 2Pick up at the drive-through event on October 24, 2026
  3. 3Plant by December 1
  4. 4Limited-mobility residents can email [email protected] for free planting and delivery

Timing and deadlines

Reservation Sept 1 to Oct 1; pickup Oct 24, 2026.

Reservations Sept 1 to Oct 1; planting deadline Dec 1.

Combining it with other programs

not published

Sources

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 See something out of date?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

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