Plantings by Nashville Tree Foundation and MDHA:

2003 Hope VI Homes: 2 red maples, 2 red oaks, 3 ash, 3 crabapples, and 3 redbuds

2001 Main Street: Planted 50 trees for the Streetscape Project

2000 Madison Towers: 4 red maples, 4 sugar maples, 4 purple white ash

1999 Vine Hill Homes: 3 southern magnolias, 6 red maples, 2 golden raintrees, 3 sugar maples

1998 Edgefield Manor: 8 2.5-inch red maples, five 3-inch red oaks, 3 crabapples

1997 Sam Levy Homes: 10 3.5 inch red maples,
2 3.5 inch sweet gums

1996 Edgefield Manor: 5 red oaks, 5 red maples, 3 white dogwoods

1995 Edgehill Homes: 6 autumn purple ashes, 6 sycamores (London plane tree)

Terrance Murray Memorial Garden: 6 crabapples

1994 Vine Hill Homes: 8 three-inch kwanzan cherries, 8 three-inch calloway crab apples

1993 Andrew Jackson Courts: 4 Japanese black pines, 4 three-inch zelkova, 4 Yoshino cherries

1992 Tony Sudekum, J.C. Napier homes: 8 three-inch tulip poplars, 7 three-inch pin oaks

1991 Sam Levy Homes: 7 sweet gums, 7 pin oaks

1990 J.C. Napier Homes: 6 pin oaks, 3 tulip poplars, 3 sweet gums

1989 Parkway Terrace: 5 three-inch green ashes and red maples

1989 Cumberland View: 8 three-inch tulip poplars and sweet gums

1988 Edgehill Homes: 3 golden rain, 3 two-inch Zuma crabapples, 9 three-inch water oaks and baldcypress

1987 Vine Hill Homes: 15 two-inch crab apples, 6 two-inch shade trees

1986 Parkway Terrace: 12 three-inch red maples

MDHA, Tree Foundation held 17th annual planting
Nashville Tree Foundation and the Metropolitan Development Housing Agency gathered with participants on March 12 to plant trees at the Preston Taylor Hope VI Homes.
When the Preston Taylor Homes were torn down to make room for new Hope VI homes, no trees were left on the property, according to Carl Pitchford, Groundskeeper for MDHA.
The Tree Foundation provided 13 shade trees, including red maples, red oaks, ashes, crab apples and red buds, all of which were of field grown stock. The trees will be maintained by MDHA.