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2022 Tree Registration

2022 Cooper Creek Tree Canopy Restoration
Funded By Duke Energy Foundation
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2022 Tree Registration is
*CLOSED.

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*Trees are currently only available to residents of the Demonstration Watershed area. If you are outside this area but still in the Cooper Creek Watershed, let us know you're interested or check back later. If we have trees left toward the end of the giveaway, we will expand the qualifying area.*

What do you get when you register for a tree?

​What comes with your registration:

7-gallon container tree 
(0.75"-1.0" caliper, ~6ft tall)
Deer protection fencing
Stakes to install fencing
Zip ties to attach fence to stakes
Tree planting/care instructions
​Access to free tree programs
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We want these trees to grow large and stay healthy, so we are offering larger size trees and deer protection to help increase survivorship. We will be giving away 7-gallon container trees, which average 6’ tall when planted (pictured to the left).
​If you were to purchase one of these trees at a local garden center, ​you could pay more than $100 just for the tree!!

2022 Available Tree Species

All available tree species have been pre-selected based upon the planting area. Selected trees will tolerate local soil types, various sunlight conditions, and are hardy enough to live in developed areas. They are all considered medium - large size trees and will provide shade, as well as habitat and food for pollinators, birds, and other wildlife.
*If one of these species does not show up on the registration page, then it is sold out.*
Ohio Buckeye
River Birch - SOLD OUT
Sycamore
Bitternut Hickory
Northern Catalpa
Shumard Oak
Overcup Oak
Swamp White Oak
Pin Oak
American Basswood
Available Tree Species
​(Click name for more information)
Height at Maturity (Ft.)
Spread at Maturity (Ft.)
Growth Rate
Drought Tolerance
Annual  Stormwater Runoff  Avoided at Maturity (gallons)
Annual CO2 Benefits at Maturity
Wildlife Value
Fall Color
Ohio Buckeye
35'-50'
30'
slow-med.
med.
227
$76.28
med.
yellow - ​orange-red
River Birch - SOLD OUT
50'-75'
35'
fast
low
629
$73.34
very high
yellow
Sycamore
70'-100'​
60'-80'
fast
low
1,928
$62.33
med.
golden yellow
Bitternut Hickory
50'-80'
50'
slow
high
1,928
$69.29
med.
yellow -
​yel. brown
Northern Catalpa
50'-60'
35'
fast
med.
227
$33.76
med.
yellow green
Shumard Oak
50'-100'
40'
med.
high
510
$75.26
very high
maroon - purple
Overcup Oak
45' - 75'
35'-40'
med.
low
454
$254.40
very high
brown
Swamp White Oak
45'-100'
45'
med. - fast
low
906
$73.14
very high
orange red - tan brown
Pin Oak
55'-100'
40'
med. - fast
low
267
$74.37
very high
Rust orange - red
American Basswood
50'-90'
30'-45
med.
med.
510
$​40.52
med.
yellow
**Trees must be picked up Sat. Sept. 10 (10am-2pm). 
If you are unable to come, you may send someone to pick it up for you or forfeit your tree(s). Be sure you have a vehicle that can transport stakes, deer fencing, and trees around 6 ft. tall.**

REGISTRATION IS CLOSED.

Tree Program Contact Information
Sarah Meadows
CC Tree Program Coordinator
sarah.meadows@hamilton-co.org
​(513)-772-7645 (business hours 8-4)
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