[CapitalistCartr]

In the United States, the Forestry Service provides them. Only commercially useful varieties, but they sell seedlings in units of 1,000 quantity. A thousand isn't that big. I can easily pick up the bundle. Large companies buy tens and hundreds of thousands each year.

[lokl]

In the U.S., some states also sell seedlings and in quantities less than 1000. A few examples (with prices):

New York: https://www.dec.ny.gov/animals/75799.html

Virginia: http://dof.virginia.gov/infopubs/Seedling-Price-Guide_2018-2...

Washington: https://www.dnr.wa.gov/programs-and-services/forest-resource...

[Consultant32452]

My county gives away trees to anyone willing to plant them in their yard. They are not seedlings either, but probably a year or older.

[godelski]

Which country?

[mgsouth]

DDG "county tree give-away" shows lots of links:

Henrico County, VA: https://henrico.us/services/tree-seedling-giveaway/

Arlington County, VA: https://environment.arlingtonva.us/register-for-your-free-tr...

State of Mississippi: https://www.mfc.ms.gov/mississippi-arbor-day-tree-giveaways-...

DeSoto County, CA: http://www.desotoswcd.com/annual-public-tree-giveaway.html

and so on...

[masonic]

Correction: DeSoto County is in MS.

[Consultant32452]

Sorry, but you misread. County, not countRy. I'm in the US, but I'd rather not reveal my location to that level of detail.

[godelski]

That's fair, I did misread and that does make a big difference in anonymity.

[koolba]

Any idea how much that costs?

EDIT - The sibling comment has links to listed prices.