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Free Tree Packs Application Form - Woodland Trust Tree pack application form All fields are required unless indicated as optional. Community groups and educational establishments Please note: Successful tree pack applicants will receive their trees in November 2026.
All our subsidised or free products have defined eligibility criteria; should you not meet those, or we consider the product to be otherwise unsuitable, we will offer the most appropriate product available. We will share your details with our nursery partners, contractors, couriers, sponsors and any other third parties involved directly in the funding, delivery or monitoring of your Woodland Trust trees.
The Woodland Trust, or a nominated partner, may apply Legitimate Interest (link opens in new window) in order to contact you to process your order.
Unfortunately we are currently unable to process applications for delivery to the following: Projects within the following areas should not apply for tree packs via this online application: If you wish to plant in one of these specified areas of Scotland please email your enquiry to crofting@woodlandtrust. org. uk .
Tree pack applications are for the UK only. Applications can be from both members and non-members of the Woodland Trust. The following information is required before you can start your application.
Please confirm that you have permission to plant It is essential that you have permission from the legal landowner to plant trees before we can accept an application.
I confirm that I have received permission to plant from the legal landowner We may need to contact you for more information regarding the landowner Planting area grid reference For help, visit OS Maps (link opens in new window) and enter the nearest postcode to the planting site. Right-click the location to see the grid reference.
We need the two letters, the first three digits of the next block and the first three digits of the last block. For example, SK 90619 35535 should be entered as SK906355. What is the grid reference of the land you want to plant on?
The GRID reference format must be two letters followed by six, eight or 10 numbers, e.g. AA123456, AA12345678 or AA1234567890 Do you still need help finding the Grid reference? Please view our Grid reference video (link opens in new window).
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Any educational establishment and all kinds of local authorities and not-for-profit community groups based in England, Scotland, and Wales, including resident associations, sports clubs, local councils, faith groups, sc…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows free tree packs (15, 30, 105, or 420 saplings). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was August 1, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Free Trees for Schools and Communities is funded by Woodland Trust. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.