Quince Honey Farm are thrilled to have been chosen again as a Free Tree Hub for Devon Wildlife Trust! Come along on Saturday 31st January 2026 at 11am, to collect yours on a first come first served basis.
What is available?
You can collect between 1-5 free trees (whips) to plant in your garden, plus a planting guide and tree protection. Devon Wildlife Trust give these away at local distribution hubs during winter months, as part of the ‘Saving Devon’s Treescapes’ project. All trees available are UK native broadleaf species such as Oak, Rowan and Crab Apple and will be 20-40cm in height, and are available for planting in private gardens or any land where you have permission.
What is ‘Saving Devon’s Treescapes’?
Devon’s treescapes are stunning and crucial habitats for so much wildlife, but they are under threat from ash dieback which is estimated to kill at least 90% of Devon’s ash trees in the coming years. The ‘Saving Devon’s Treescapes’ project is being led by Devon Wildlife Trust and aims to strengthen Devon’s treescapes in the face of ash dieback disease. The project is working with Devon’s communities, landowners and businesses to plant and nurture 250,000 trees outside of woodlands across Devon. You can find out more here: Saving Devon’s Treescapes | Devon Wildlife Trust
