2025 ReLeaf Westy Tree Sale - Starts Feb. 5
Beautify your community while improving Westminster's tree diversity to promote healthy trees for the future! Trees are available for purchase through the Parks, Recreation and Libraries Department for $85 plus tax. The City buys trees from the Colorado Tree Coalition and sells them to the community at cost. The purpose of this program is to encourage tree planting and tree diversity with trees that are affordable and small enough for a homeowner to handle.
**We have a limited amount of trees, and they can sell out quickly.**
Program Details:
- 2025 sale starts Wednesday, Feb. 5. Lasts until trees are sold out.
- Trees that have been purchased will be available for pick up in mid-April (More details will be emailed to customers this spring.)
- Trees are 6-12 feet tall and 30-50 pounds
- Limit of three trees per household
- Trees must be purchased by Westminster residents and planted within city limits
- Payment is non-refundable and no warranty is available
- Trees can only be reserved when payment is received
2025 Trees Offered:
- Large shade trees: Northern Catalpa, Hackberry, Espresso Kentucky Coffeetree, Shingle Oak, Bur Oak, Chinkapin Oak, Shumard Oak, David Elm, Heritage Oak
- Small Ornamental Trees: Bigtooth Maple, Hedge Maple, Hot Wings Maple, State Street Miyabei Maple, Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry, Eastern Redbud, Turkish Filbert, Cleveland Select Pear or Glensform, Texas Red Oak, China Snow Peking Tree Lilac
2025 Sale Starts Wednesday, Feb. 5!
Purchase Trees!
View photos and descriptions of trees
Tree Donations
Property owners often find that they have trees on their property that have outgrown their planting site or are simply in the way of new development. Frequently these trees are in excellent shape, and still have the potential for decades of new growth. The City of Westminster Forestry Section will consider these trees for donation to City Parks and other public properties if the property owner would rather not have the trees destroyed. Here are a few items that must be considered when a tree is evaluated for donation:
- tree must be in good-to-excellent health to be successfully transplanted by hand or with a tree spade;
- trunk of the tree (measured 12 inches above ground level) cannot exceed 12 inches in diameter;
- tree must be accessible by appropriate machinery; and
- underground utilities can prevent tree donations when they are found to be within the dig area.
If you would like to have your potential tree donation evaluated by the City Forester, please call 303-658-2287.