We’re proud to be partnering with the cities of Everett, Marysville, and the Tulalip Tribes for a five-year program to increase tree canopy in urban neighborhoods! This means that if you live within the defined neighborhood boundaries, you can receive free trees to plant near your home or business. Find the application button at the bottom of this page!

SCD Community Conservation Crew members (Left to Right): Peter Slanina, Penny Crispin, David Feldman, Lucia Brucato, Carol Axtelle, Remington Jackson, Haly Rylko

Who Can Apply for Free Trees?

Under this funding, only specific neighborhoods can apply for free trees. Click through the slideshows below or view our complete map where you can search your address to see if it fits within the boundaries.

Everett Neighborhoods

  • Twin Creeks

  • Westmont

  • Evergreen

  • Pinehurst

  • Riverside/Port Gardner

  • Delta

  • Holly

Marysville Neighborhoods

  • North Downtown

  • Downtown

  • Center Downtown

  • Allen Creek

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.

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!

Tree Planting & Care

Whether you just got a new tree or already have one on your property, make sure know how to plant and prepare it for a long and healthy life! Check out our tree planting guide for tips on best placement, common pests, and other resources.

Neighbors planting a tree at a Jackson Park community planting.

Planting Memories with Neighborhood Workshops!

Our goal is to support communities in increasing their tree canopy by funding trees, engaging communities, and providing tree education through 2028. Upcoming events (when available) will be listed here, so check back often or follow our social media to stay updated on ways to be involved!