Note: You must be in the neighborhood boundaries in order to qualify for free trees under the Inflation Reduction Act funds through the Forest Service!

If you’d like assistance in selecting the right tree for your yard or project or would like to request a tree over the phone, contact Natalie (360-913-3523) and include the address where the tree will be planted.

Step 1: Verify your eligibility

Check your residential or business address to see if your site is within the project boundaries. Under this funding, free trees are available for specific neighborhoods. View our complete map where you can search your address to see if you are eligible for tree trees.

If you don't live within this program's boundaries but are interested in trees, our Annual Plant Sale happens in early March! We also have a list of nurseries that you can purchase plants from.

Step 2: Plan your tree placement

Submit an 811 request to have your underground utilities located for free and refer to this Tree Placement Guide on how to select the right place for trees on your property.

Step 3: Choose your tree species

Decide which trees you’d like to request. View the Urban Trees list and the Edible Trees list.

Step 4: Submit the Free Tree Interest Form

Submit this form when you are ready to order trees. We will send you an email to the order form when your request has been received. Trees will be distributed in Spring 2026. Planting assistance by our crew is available upon request! 

Step 5: Use our Tree Care Guide to care for your tree

Check our Tree Care & Planting Guide for tips on how to care for your young tree. If you don’t have room for a tree but would like to be involved, check our Eventbrite page for our community events or sign up here to receive emails about events in your neighborhood. 

The Asbery Park neighborhood will be receiving free street trees in eligible right-of-ways in Fall of 2026!

If you are a property owner who has received notification that your property is eligible to receive a free street tree and you would like to learn more or to opt out of the program, you may do so by submitting a short form (coming soon), calling 360-618-1014, or sending an email to ccteam@snohomishcd.org.

The City of Marysville and SCD have partnered to offer this opportunity to add trees to the neighborhood near Asbery Park.

Snohomish Conservation District will:

• Inform eligible property owners in late winter/early spring of 2026 of this project

• Complete the required permitting process with City of Marysville

• Acquire tree species that meet City of Marysville street tree guidelines for the city right-of-way

• Perform utility locates to determine proper tree locations

• Plant trees in Fall 2026

• Provide a free watering bag for each street tree

Those who participate agree to:

• Receive free trees in front of their homes in the city right-of-way Fall of 2026

• Care for the street trees, which includes mulching and watering for the first few years to help the tree become established and providing limited structural pruning in the future if needed.

Marysville Street Tree Community Talk: February 18

3rd Street Book Exchange will host an information session on February 18. Come to the book shop to meet SCD staff and learn more about this project!