The 2026 Halton Hills Native Tree & Shrub Sale is now open!


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The 2026 Halton Hills Native Tree & Shrub Sale is Closed!

Interested in participating in spring 2027? Join the waitlist to receive an email when the next sale date is announced. 

The Town of Halton Hills Native Tree & Shrub Sale offers Halton Hills residents native trees and shrubs at a subsidized cost. The initiative encourages property owners to plant native species that support local biodiversity and provide habitat for birds, pollinators and other wildlife. 

Details for the spring 2027 sale, including pricing and purchase limits, will be confirmed before ordering opens. 

You can watch the recording from the 2026 Information Session to learn how to choose the right native tree and/or shrub for your space and how to plant and care for them.

What’s Included

Small oak in pot, ready to be planted (© 2015 Michael Tenaglia / LEAF)
Small oak in pot, ready to be planted (© 2015 Michael Tenaglia / LEAF)

Why Plant Native Species?

Planting native species is a simple way to support a healthy environment and enhance nature at home while creating a more resilient, low-maintenance landscape.

Native trees and shrubs are adapted to the growing conditions in Halton Hills and can:

  • Support local birds, pollinators, and wildlife
  • Require less water and maintenance once established
  • Improve soil health and reduce stormwater runoff
  • Strengthen our community’s climate resilience

Eligibility

To take part in this initiative, you must:

  • Live in Halton Hills
  • Show proof of residency that matches the order address at the pick-up event
  • Sign a “Property Owner Agreement” that lists the terms of the initiative at the pick-up event
  • Plant all purchased items on your own property in Halton Hills

Please Note: All sales are final, there are no refunds and there is no warranty on any items purchased. If you are unable to pick up your tree(s) and/or shrub(s) during the pick-up event on Saturday, September 26, 2026 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., then your tree(s) and/or shrub(s) will be surrendered to the Town of Halton Hills and planted on public lands.

How it works

1. Learn about the Initiative

Watch the recording of the 2026 Halton Hills Native Tree & Shrub Sale Information Session to learn about:

  • The benefits of native species
  • How to choose the right plant for your yard
  • Planting and care tips
  • What to expect at the pick‑up event
  • How follow‑up visits work

You’ll also receive access to LEAF’s planting and care resources, including online videos and printable guides, to help you get started with confidence.

2. Assess Your Yard

Before placing your order, consider the conditions in your yard, including:

  • Sun exposure
  • Soil type
  • Available planting space and distance from buildings, fences and other trees

This short video can help you assess your yard space and growing conditions. You can also review our detailed tree and shrub spacing requirements.

3. Choose Your Plants
 

Review the species offered to choose the trees and shrubs for your space. Available species will be confirmed before ordering opens.

4. Place Your Order

When the sale opens, a link to the online store will be available. Sign up for the waitlist to be notified when the sale opens.

5. How to Pick Up Your Tree(s) / Shrub(s)

Plants will be available for pickup.

6. Plant and Care for Your New Tree(s) and Shrub(s)

Before the pick-up event, you’ll receive practical tips on how to plant and care for your new trees and shrubs.

7. Follow‑Up and Support

After planting, you’ll have opportunities to:

  • Complete a short follow-up survey
  • Share photos of your newly planted trees and/or shrubs
  • LEAF and/or the Town of Halton Hills may contact you during the first two years after planting to arrange a mutually convenient time to visit your property and monitor the health of your plants

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