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We're inviting our local community to mark a special person or event in their lives by planting a celebratory or commemorative tree. As part of our Celebratory and Commemorative Tree Giveaway initiative, you may be eligible to receive a free native tree to plant on your property.
A celebratory or commemorative tree is a tree that is planted to recognise someone special, like a family member or friend, or to remember an important event.
This will allow you to nurture and care for a tree in your garden, whilst also helping to increase tree canopy cover across our local area.
It also aligns with our long-term goal of maximising greening and bushland under our Green Environment priority area.
Trees not only contribute to our urban canopy, but also provide habitat for native wildlife, improve mental health and add to the neighbourhood amenity.
Celebrate someone or something meaningful in your life by joining our Celebratory and Commemorative Tree Giveaway. Check your eligibility and submit your application today to take part in this initiative. Start your applicationView our tree planting guide
Eligibility and conditions
To be eligible for the Celebratory and Commemorative Tree Giveaway, you must:
be a resident of the Georges River Council local area
have an eligible celebratory or commemorative event, such as a birthday, wedding, birth of a newborn etc.
be able to collect and transport the tree to your home
only plant the celebratory or commemorative tree on private land, with the owners or owners corporation's approval
Important information
When you submit an application for a celebratory or commemorative tree and are approved, you will receive instructions on how to collect your tree from our partnering local nursery. We have also published a frequently asked questions (FAQs) on this page as well as a tree planting guide.
Trees will be available while stocks last.
Residents will need to collect and transport their tree to their own home. Collection will be available 7 days a week from 8am to 5pm.
The tree must only be planted on private property with the owners or owners corporation approval. No planting is permitted on public land.
Photo identification will need to be provided on collection and your name must match the name on the application.
Do you need assistance reading and accessing this page?
For a free interpreter call us via the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) on 131 450
If you have a hearing or speech impairment, please contact the National Relay Service:
Voice Relay number: 1300 555 727
TTY number: 133 677
We're inviting our local community to mark a special person or event in their lives by planting a celebratory or commemorative tree. As part of our Celebratory and Commemorative Tree Giveaway initiative, you may be eligible to receive a free native tree to plant on your property.
A celebratory or commemorative tree is a tree that is planted to recognise someone special, like a family member or friend, or to remember an important event.
This will allow you to nurture and care for a tree in your garden, whilst also helping to increase tree canopy cover across our local area.
It also aligns with our long-term goal of maximising greening and bushland under our Green Environment priority area.
Trees not only contribute to our urban canopy, but also provide habitat for native wildlife, improve mental health and add to the neighbourhood amenity.
Celebrate someone or something meaningful in your life by joining our Celebratory and Commemorative Tree Giveaway. Check your eligibility and submit your application today to take part in this initiative. Start your applicationView our tree planting guide
Eligibility and conditions
To be eligible for the Celebratory and Commemorative Tree Giveaway, you must:
be a resident of the Georges River Council local area
have an eligible celebratory or commemorative event, such as a birthday, wedding, birth of a newborn etc.
be able to collect and transport the tree to your home
only plant the celebratory or commemorative tree on private land, with the owners or owners corporation's approval
Important information
When you submit an application for a celebratory or commemorative tree and are approved, you will receive instructions on how to collect your tree from our partnering local nursery. We have also published a frequently asked questions (FAQs) on this page as well as a tree planting guide.
Trees will be available while stocks last.
Residents will need to collect and transport their tree to their own home. Collection will be available 7 days a week from 8am to 5pm.
The tree must only be planted on private property with the owners or owners corporation approval. No planting is permitted on public land.
Photo identification will need to be provided on collection and your name must match the name on the application.
Do you need assistance reading and accessing this page?
For a free interpreter call us via the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) on 131 450
If you have a hearing or speech impairment, please contact the National Relay Service:
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