To celebrate Earth Day, the Town of Hudson is giving away 110 trees to residents on May 9th.

Registration is required

♣ Register now to get your free tree — quantities are limited!
♣One tree per civic address. Trees are reserved on a first-registered, first-served basis.
♣The earlier you register, the better your chance of receiving your first choice.

You can choose among 4 (four) species of trees:

1. Serviceberry ‘Autumn Brilliance’
   • Native Hardwood
   • Small tree with white flowers appreciated by pollinators
   • Exposure to sun or part shade
   • Not very tolerant of road salt
   • Produces small berries that feed birds
   • Spacing from power lines: no minimum distance
2. Yellow birch
   • Native Hardwood
   • Large tree with beautiful golden-yellow fragrant bark
   • Exposure to sun or part shade
   • Moderately tolerant of road salt
   • No trimming required
   • Spacing from power lines: 12.5 m
3. Honeylocust ‘Skyline’
   • Very tolerant Hardwood
   • Medium tree with light and airy crown
   • Exposure to sun required
   • Very tolerant of road salt
   • Produces long bean pods
   • Spacing from power lines: 8 m
4. Black walnut
   • Hardwood native to Southern Ontario
   • Large tree
   • Exposure to sun required
   • Moderately tolerant of road salt
   • Produces large edible nuts
   • Spacing from power lines: 12.5 m

You will receive an email confirmation of your registration and the species reserved.

We will do our best to give you your first choice!

You will need to pick up your tree on ♣ Saturday, May 9th, during the Town’s Roots and Shoots event, from 9 am to noon at Town Hall.