Casey Trees

Since 2008, Casey Trees, with funding from the District Department of the Environment (DDOE), has provided rebates to D.C. residents who purchase and plant trees on private property in the District.

Select tree species noted for their large canopy and significant environmental benefits qualify for rebates up to $100 per tree. Small and medium canopy trees are eligible for rebates of up to $50 per tree. Trees must be planted on private property - residential or commercial - in D.C. There is no maximum number of rebates that may be submitted per property.

Rebate Form

Download and complete a rebate form. Each form allows two trees to be listed. Submit form by mail, email or fax.

     M. Casey Trees                                 E. treerebate@caseytrees.org

          c/o Tree Planting

          3030 12th Street NE                      F. 202.833.4092

          Washington D.C.  20017

A purchase receipt must be included for each tree listed and be dated on or after July 18, 2011 to qualify for the increased rebate amount.

Allow up to five weeks to receive your rebate check.

Qualifying Trees

Seven genus and 27 species - mostly native oaks and hickories - qualify for rebates up to $100 per tree. They include:

Oaks

Hickories

Other

Small and medium canopy trees continue to be eligible for rebates up to $50 per tree.

Invasive tree species including Norway Maple, Tree of Heaven, Mimosa, Bradford Pear, Sawtooth Oak and Siberian Elm and the Ash tree should not be planted and do not qualify for the rebate. Dwarf trees and shrubs are also ineligible.

Participating Nurseries

Trees may be purchased from any vendor including those online. More than 20 Washington Metro Area nurseries have Casey Trees-provided tree rebate materials available for their customers.