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| City Plants | |
|---|---|
| Scope | Local |
| Headquarters | Los Angeles, United States |
| What they do | Urban forestry, Tree adoption & giveaways, Education & advocacy, Nurseries & seedlings |
| Trees on record | 43,000 |
| Latest annual trees | 20,000 (2026) |
| Year over year | — |
| Trees per volunteer | — |
| Dollars per tree | — |
| Survival | — |
| Hectares | — |
| Transparency | 45/100, partly documented |
| Data note | City Plants describes itself as a non-profit organization running a public-private partnership between the City of Los Angeles and six nonprofits, but it operates inside the city's Board of Public Works with LADWP funding and its nonprofit arm is a project of the fiscal sponsor Community Partners rather than its own 501(c)(3), so it is listed here as a city program. Its published results are from 2020: the impact page reports over 20,000 yard trees distributed and over 3,000 street trees planted that year, while its donation page says it 'planted and gave away over 13,000 trees' in 2020. The Our Story page gives a standing figure of 20,000 trees planted and distributed per year. No year-specific totals after 2020 were found. |