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Norfolk County is excited to launch the 2025 Free Tree Giveaway as part of Earth Week celebrations! Residents will have a chance to receive one of 350 native trees to plant and enjoy on their property.
This year, we’re offering trees through a random draw to ensure all residents have an opportunity to participate. To maximize your chances, register for the tree species that best fits your property and planting conditions. Limit of one tree per household. Successful applicants will be notified by email after the draw, which closes Wednesday, April 23.
Residents are reminded to contact OntarioOneCall.ca before digging to ensure the safety of underground utilities.
Please note that trees must be picked up on Saturday, April 26.
Who can enter?
To enter for a chance to receive a free tree, participants must be Norfolk County residents and commit to planting the tree on private property within Norfolk County, with permission from the property owner.
Why Plant a Tree?
Trees do more than beautify your yard. They:
Provide shade, reduce energy costs, and improve comfort
Absorb rainwater to reduce the risk of flooding
Support birds, insects, and other wildlife
Clean the air and help reduce the impacts of climate change
Boost property values and promote mental well-being
Protecting and expanding Norfolk County’s tree canopy is an important part of building a healthy, climate-resilient community.
Tree species available
Red Maple (Acer rubrum)
Quantity available: 50
Fast-growing tree known for brilliant red fall foliage
Norfolk County is excited to launch the 2025 Free Tree Giveaway as part of Earth Week celebrations! Residents will have a chance to receive one of 350 native trees to plant and enjoy on their property.
This year, we’re offering trees through a random draw to ensure all residents have an opportunity to participate. To maximize your chances, register for the tree species that best fits your property and planting conditions. Limit of one tree per household. Successful applicants will be notified by email after the draw, which closes Wednesday, April 23.
Residents are reminded to contact OntarioOneCall.ca before digging to ensure the safety of underground utilities.
Please note that trees must be picked up on Saturday, April 26.
Who can enter?
To enter for a chance to receive a free tree, participants must be Norfolk County residents and commit to planting the tree on private property within Norfolk County, with permission from the property owner.
Why Plant a Tree?
Trees do more than beautify your yard. They:
Provide shade, reduce energy costs, and improve comfort
Absorb rainwater to reduce the risk of flooding
Support birds, insects, and other wildlife
Clean the air and help reduce the impacts of climate change
Boost property values and promote mental well-being
Protecting and expanding Norfolk County’s tree canopy is an important part of building a healthy, climate-resilient community.
Tree species available
Red Maple (Acer rubrum)
Quantity available: 50
Fast-growing tree known for brilliant red fall foliage
Provide your information for a chance to receive one of 50 Red Maples through Norfolk County’s 2025 Tree Giveaway. This native species offers vibrant red fall colour and supports local biodiversity. Only one tree per household – register for the species that best suits your property.
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Provide your information for a chance to receive one of 50 Sugar Maples. Known for their stunning fall colour and strong hardwood, Sugar Maples are a classic native choice. One tree per household – please register only for the species that fits your yard.
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Provide your information for a chance to receive one of 50 White Birch trees. With its iconic white bark and golden autumn leaves, this fast-growing native species is great for supporting birds and insects. One tree per household – choose the best fit for your space.
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Provide your information for a chance to receive one of 50 Eastern Redbuds. This small, ornamental tree features bright pink spring blooms and is perfect for compact spaces. One tree per household – register only for the one you’ll plant.
Provide your information for a chance to receive one of 40 Eastern Flowering Dogwoods. This native tree offers beautiful spring blossoms, fall foliage, and wildlife habitat. One tree per household – be sure to register for the right species for your property.
Provide your information for a chance to receive one of 50 Kentucky Coffeetrees. This unique native species is well-suited to larger spaces and adds bold texture and character to any yard. One tree per household – register only for the one you’ll plant.
Provide your information for a chance to receive one of just 10 Tulip trees. With tulip-shaped flowers, fast growth, and towering height, this native tree makes a big impact. One tree per household – register early if this species suits your space.
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Provide your information for a chance to receive one of 50 Black Cherry trees. This native species produces small fruit for birds and supports pollinators and other wildlife. One tree per household – choose the species that fits your property.
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