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Application for Trees for Neighborhoods

Trees for Neighborhoods

Free trees for City of Seattle residents

12 of 17 First Tree List

Required fields are marked with an asterisk ( * ).

Please select your first tree from the following list of trees.

Please review the tree list details for each tree's ideal planting location.

Deodar cedar - (Best for yards or planting strips over 12 feet wide and no overhead power lines)

Grand fir - (Best for yards or planting strips over 12 feet wide and no overhead power lines)

Douglas fir - (Best for yards or planting strips over 12 feet wide and no overhead power lines)

Vanderwolf's pyramid limber pine - (Best for yards or planting strips over 12 feet wide and no overhead power lines)

Green Gable™ tupelo - (Best for yards or planting strips over 6 feet wide and no overhead power lines)

Green Vase® zelkova - (Best for yards or planting strips over 8 feet wide and no overhead power lines)

Sterling Silver linden - (Best for yards or planting strips over 8 feet wide and not below power lines)

Sawtooth Oak - (Best for yards or planting strips over 8 feet wide and not below power lines)

Turkish Filbert - (Best for yards, or planting strips over 8 feet wide and not below power lines)

Wisconsin Red American hornbeam - (Best for planting strips over 5 feet wide or underneath power lines)

Chinese fringe tree - (Best for planting strips over 5 feet wide or underneath power lines)

Butterflies magnolia - (Best for planting strips over 5 feet wide or underneath power lines)

Eastern redbud - (Best for planting strips over 5 feet wide or underneath power lines)

Golden Glory Cornelian dogwood - (Best for planting strips over 8 feet wide or underneath power lines)

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