COMMUNITY CANOPY

Grow Greener Streets

Native saplings, canopy care, and local events that help schools, blocks, and parks stay cooler.

Native oak sapling with mulch ring, stacked saplings and soaker hose in misty dawn park light.

TOPICS AND GUIDES

What we cover each week

Watering, mulch, and pruning notes for young street trees.

Overhead pruners beside sapling, cloth, and bark chips on stone.

GUIDE

Tree Care Basics

Watering, mulch, and pruning notes for young street trees.

Bare-root school saplings wrapped in moss with a terracotta pot and linen on a stone tray.

GUIDE

Planting With Schools

Lesson plans, saplings, and yard tree days for students.

Mesh tree guard, native seedling, river stones and ceramic bowl on a plaster shelf.

TRENDS

Canopy Restoration

Field updates from parks, river edges, and heat-prone blocks.

Volunteer kit with gloves, tote, bottle and bandana on pale wood in soft morning light

TIPS

Volunteer Events

Fast sign-up notes for planting days, watering shifts, and cleanups.

native saplings shared

12,400

native saplings shared

community events held

86

community events held

school partners served

31

school partners served

The Map

Community

Customer notes

Verified

Planting with The Tree Top made our block feel cooler and calmer.

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Nina Alvarez

School garden lead

Verified

Our block got more shade, and the team gave us plain steps we could use.

C

Caleb Reed

Neighborhood volunteer

Verified

The care guide saved our trees through the first hot week.

P

Priya Singh

Community partner

SPOTLIGHT TILES

More ways to help trees grow

New trees along trails and stops near the water.

River mist over newly planted trees and trail edging along a shaded riverbank.

FEATURE

Riverfront Shade Project

New trees along trails and stops near the water.

Pruned street tree, cut twigs, and an empty folding stool on a quiet sunlit sidewalk.
02GUIDE

04 Tree Pruning Walk

Learn where to cut and where to leave branch growth.

Young street trees with watering bags along a schoolyard fence in warm summer light.
03CARE

05 Summer Water Plan

Simple water schedules for street trees and school yards.

Wet neighborhood block with saplings, mulch rings and a wheelbarrow at a curb corner.

WIDE

Eastside Canopy Crew

Volunteers, mulch, and saplings working block by block.

Oak, maple, and dogwood saplings wrapped in damp burlap on a potting bench.
05KIT

Native Sapling Pack

Young oak, maple, and dogwood trees for small yards.

School outreach kit with leaf samples, tote, potted tree, and ceramic dish on a sunlit classroom table.
06SCHOOLS

School Outreach Kit

Classroom visits, posters, and leaf checks for students.

Mulch ring around a street tree beside stone curbs and a damp irrigation basin.
07CARE

Mulch Ring Basics

Keep roots cool and water in place after planting.

Rain-dark planting pits and saplings at dusk, stakes folded nearby under low cloud.
08EVENT

Fall Planting Slots

Sign up before the rain season fills.

Questions

Common questions

Quick answers before visitors choose a product, service, or next step.

01What does The Tree Top do?+

We plant native trees, restore canopies, share care guides, and host events with schools and local partners.

02Can my group ask for trees?+

Yes. We work with schools, block groups, and nonprofits that need saplings, planning help, or hands-on planting days.

03Do you use native saplings?+

We focus on native saplings that fit the site, support local birds and bugs, and do well in city soil.

04How can I volunteer?+

Sign up for a planting day, a watering shift, or a school event. We send simple steps before each date.

05Do you teach tree care?+

Yes. Our workshops cover watering, mulch, pruning basics, and how to spot stress before a tree struggles.

06How can donors help?+

Donors fund saplings, tools, and care visits, so new trees live past the first season and keep growing.

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Get short updates on planting days, tree care tips, and local canopy work from The Tree Top.