Tree Help
Casey Trees provides several ways for residents to add trees to their neighborhhods and properties. through our Community Tree Planting Program, Tree Rebate initiative, a partnership with the RiverSmart homes program and Treescape Design Workshop. Learn more
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American Elm Restoration
Dutch elm disease (DED) devastated many historic elms across the country and here in DC. Still, there are thousands of beautiful elms in DC and Casey Trees is leading an effort to restore the American elm here. Learn more |
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Commemorative Trees
Planting a tree is a special and lasting way to celebrate and honor the lives and accomplishments of a loved one or colleague or commemorative a birth, anniversary or other special event. No matter the occasion, planting a tree shows you care. Learn more |
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Reasons to Plant
At Casey Trees, we recognize the power of tree planting and will continue supporting, creating and expanding activities that encourage District residents and others to plant and care for trees on both public and private lands alike. Learn more |
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Plant Your Own Tree - DIY Guides
Not sure how to plant a tree? We'll show you! We also cover what young trees need after they are planted. Learn more
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Water By-Cycle
Casey Trees' Water By-Cycle is the nation's first bicycle-powered program created to water and care for a city’s trees. Learn more
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DC Street Trees
Street trees are trees located between the curb and sidewalk on all District-owned lands. Currently, an estimated 130,000 trees line the District's roadways. The Urban Forestry Administration plants new street trees annually between November and May and provide help for any issues. Learn more
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