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To celebrate National Forest Week, the Town of Hudson is giving away 42 trees to Hudson residents from October 7th to 13th.

Registration is required

♣ It’s not too late to plant a tree!
Fall is actually one of the best times for tree planting — the weather is still pleasant, the heat waves are behind us, and the extra rain helps young trees take root.

♣ Register now to receive 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.

Choose between two species of trees:

1. Northern Catalpa
   • Hardwood native to North America
   • Medium-sized, fast-growing tree with spectacular flowers
   • Full Sun exposure
   • Not very tolerant to road salt
   • Its fruits are long capsules
   • Spacing from power lines: 7.5 m
2. Allegheny Serviceberry
   • 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: 4 m

• You will receive an email confirmation of your registration and the species reserved for you.
• We will do our best to give you your first choice!
• Tree pickup is between ♣ Tuesday, October 7 and Monday, October 13.