Species availability varies from year to year because trees require multiple years to grow to planting size. As a result, different species become ready for harvest at different times. All trees offered through the program are grown by Plant Oregon Nursery, and the grant funding requires the nursery to provide only climate-resilient tree stock. Because of these growing practices and program requirements, not all tree species are available through the program.

The program provides trees at a substantial discount, with participants saving an average of $145 per tree. Most trees cost between $145 and $350, though pricing varies depending on the species and size of the tree.

We recommend completing an application so our team can connect you with Plant Oregon Nursery to discuss current inventory, species availability, and pricing. If the available species do not meet your project's needs or budget, you are under no obligation to purchase trees through the program.

Anyone planning to plant trees within the program's eligible planting zones in Oregon is welcome to participate. Eligibility is based on the location where the trees will be planted, not who is planting them. Participants may include individual property owners, tree planting organizations, municipalities, schools, businesses, landscapers, and other community partners.

To determine whether your planting site is eligible, view our eligibility map. All planting locations must be within orange polygons or on Title I school campuses.

Please note that all participants who purchase trees through the program must sign our Planting Partner Agreement, which includes a commitment to providing basic establishment care for the trees. Additionally, every tree planted through the program must be inventoried (including a photo) using our in-house Survey123 questionnaire.