Arlington’s Free Tree Program
Get a free native tree for your property. We’ll plant it for you!
Ready to apply? Follow the steps below to find the application pathway that fits your property and neighborhood
Applications are open now through January 13, 2027 for the Spring 2027 planting season

STEP 1 of 4
Determine Your Pathway
- Identify if you live in one of 13 equity neighborhoods, which qualifies you for additional tree and shrub species; and
- Select your property type (single-family/duplex vs. multifamily/homeowner’s association (HOA)/place of worship).
This mapping tool can help you determine which neighborhood your property is in.

If your property is in one of these 13 equity neighborhoods:
Arlington Mill, Arlington View, Aurora Highlands, Barcroft, Buckingham, Columbia Heights, Glebewood, Glencarlyn, Green Valley, John M Langston, Long Branch Creek, Penrose, or Radnor/Ft. Myer Heights.

STEP 2 of 4
Prepare For Your Application
STEP 3 of 4
Complete Your Application
STEP 4 of 4
Planting And Maintenance
EcoAction Arlington is committed to enhancing Arlington’s tree canopy through a dedicated tree planting program funded primarily by the Arlington County Tree Canopy Fund coupled with other sources. Private property owners in Arlington, including those of single-family homes, duplexes, apartments, condos, places of worship, and businesses are invited to apply for free native trees to be planted on their property by a professional contractor at addresses within Arlington County. Established in 2007 with authorization from the Arlington County Board, this program is a collaboration between EcoAction Arlington, the Arlington County Urban Forestry Division, the Tree Stewards of Arlington and Alexandria, and the Arlington County Forestry and Natural Resources Commission.




