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Getting your tree is easy as watching a video

Simply, watch a video to learn how to care for your tree and complete a brief application. Once approved, you will receive an email with a QR code to redeem up to two free (for a limited time only) 5-gallon desert-adapted trees.

 

You will be notified by email when your tree(s) are ready for pickup at one of three participating nurseries:

 

Summerwinds Glendale 

6426 W Bell Rd 

Glendale, AZ 85308

 

Summerwinds Phoenix 

17826 N Tatum Blvd 

Phoenix, AZ 85032 

 

Summerwinds Mesa 

3160 S Country Club Dr 

Mesa, AZ 85210

Choose from a variety of desert-adapted trees

Up to six different tree varieties will be available depending on the season. The new trees will be in 5-gallon containers to make planting a breeze.

 

NOTE: Tree varieties will vary based on availability. New trees may be introduced as needed.

thornless mesquite tree

Thornless Mesquite

Thornless tree, takes full sun, pale yellow blooms in spring. Sturdy root system that anchors tree in strong winds. Reaches 30' x 30' at maturity.
desert willow tree

Desert Willow

Decidious tree that produces long seed pods most of the year. Orchid-like flowers provide warm season color which attact hummingbirds and bees. Older trees can be 25' tall and as wide.
Arizona ash tree

Arizona Ash

Dense tree that produces dark-green, three- to six-inch leaves that are divided into multiple leaflets to form a rounded canopy. A towering tree at maturity it can reach heights of 50'.
lacebark elm tree

Lacebark Elm

Dark green leaves form a rounded crown on this tree. The bark covering the trunk is distinguished by its colorful pattern.
Texas live oak tree

Texas Live Oak

A towering tree it can reach heights of 30'. The branches may grow low to the ground before spreading upward.
vitrex tree leaves

Vitex

Flagrant flowers bloom white to dark purple in the summer attracting bees, butterflies and hummingbirds. Size at maturity is 20' tall x 20' wide.
Planting and caring for your new tree

Before you dig, contact Arizona 811 to locate underground utilities.

For APS Shade Tree program questions, contact Trees Matter at APSShadeTrees@treesmatter.org or (602) 466-9800.

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