Mission: To provide service for individuals desiring small numbers or larger sized trees to be planted in public right of ways.

Individual Neighborhood Street Trees

15-Gallon Tree | Pricing is Subject to Size and Species: Approximately 6-8 feet tall, caliper ranges from 1-1.5”, and container grown. Includes planting, initial mulching, staking, and one time watering at planting.

30-Gallon Tree | Pricing is Subject to Size and Species: Approximately 8-10 feet tall, caliper ranges from 1.5-2”, and container grown. Includes planting, initial mulching, staking, and one time watering at planting.

Additional Information

  • Street Trees are available to plant from November to March.

  • Tree pricing includes a one-time maintenance package of planting, initial mulching, staking, and one-time watering at planting. After that, it is the responsibility of the tree purchaser to water and maintain the tree(s).

  • Trees are always subject to availability. While we cannot assure a specific tree request, we can send over photos once your tree is secured. We are also happy to recommend available trees to suit your planting location.

  • Common Species Planted

    • American Sycamore

    • Bald Cypress

    • Loblolly Pine

    • Live Oak

    • Shumard Oak

    • Red Maple

    • White Oak

    • Bur Oak

    • Nuttall Oak

    • Southern Magnolia

*Please note: Trees For Houston does not perform tree removal. Please make sure separate arrangements are made prior to scheduling tree planting, if applicable.

If you have any questions, please reach out to MaKenzie Kooken at MaKenzie@treesforhouston.org

Tree Registry

Harris County established the tree registry to encourage the preservation of exceptional trees. The tree registry is where the largest trees in the county by native or naturalized species are documented.

The Harris County Tree Registry depends significantly on the Texas Forest Service for its creation and maintenance. We have always been proud to work with the Texas Forest Service. In this project, we are also being joined by American Forests. Click here for measuring rules and procedures, as defined by the State of Texas.

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