Restoring Kenya's ecosystems through quality tree seedlings for environmental conservation, agroforestry, and sustainable land management
KVDA's Tree Seedlings Program is a cornerstone initiative designed to combat environmental degradation in the Kerio Valley and surrounding arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs). We produce over 500,000 quality tree seedlings annually.
Our nurseries specialize in indigenous and exotic species that are drought-resistant, fast-growing, and suitable for various applications including soil conservation, windbreaks, fodder production, and timber.
Native species adapted to local climate conditions
Fast-growing international varieties
Income-generating fruit varieties
Nutritious feed for livestock
Indigenous drought-resistant tree ideal for arid and semi-arid areas. Excellent for timber, poles, and soil conservation.
Highly nutritious "miracle tree" with leaves rich in vitamins and minerals. Excellent for human nutrition and livestock feed.
Fast-growing exotic species perfect for agroforestry, windbreaks, and shade. Excellent timber quality for construction.
Baringo County
Elgeyo Marakwet County
West Pokot County
Choose well-drained location with adequate sunlight. Clear weeds and debris.
Dig hole 60cm x 60cm x 60cm. Mix topsoil with organic manure.
Remove polythene tube carefully. Plant at same depth as in container.
Water immediately after planting. Continue regular watering for first 6 months.
Over 50,000 KVDA seedlings planted across 500 hectares, creating a thriving community forest that now provides sustainable income through eco-tourism.
120 schools across the region have established tree nurseries and woodlots using KVDA seedlings, teaching students environmental conservation.
Local farmers have increased their income by 40% through fruit tree cultivation and timber production using KVDA quality seedlings.
+254 700 123 456
seedlings@kvda.go.ke
Chemeron Station, Baringo
Since 1985, KVDA has distributed over 15 million tree seedlings across Kenya, contributing significantly to environmental restoration and climate change mitigation.
The best time to plant is at the beginning of the rainy season (March-May and October-December in most regions). This ensures adequate water for establishment without the need for intensive irrigation.
Our seedlings can survive up to 2 weeks after purchase if properly cared for. We recommend planting within 7 days for optimal survival rates. Keep them in shade and water regularly until planting.
Yes! We offer comprehensive aftercare support including planting guidance, pest management advice, and periodic site visits for large orders. Our extension team is available throughout the growing season.
We guarantee 95% survival rate when our planting and care instructions are followed. For orders above 1,000 seedlings, we offer free replacement for seedlings that don't survive within the first 3 months (subject to terms and conditions).
Absolutely! We work with communities, schools, and organizations to develop customized seedling packages based on their specific needs, climate conditions, and project objectives. Contact us to discuss your requirements.