2012 Spring Tree & Shrub Seedling Sale
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1 2012 Spring Tree & Shrub Seedling Sale Welcome to Orange County Soil and Water Conservation District's 2012 Tree & Shrub Program. Past customers will notice a 'down sizing' of sorts in this year's program and order packet. Although we are committed to the core goals of this program including offering affordable, locally adapted plants that beautify and enhance the local environment we have found the program in recent years to fall short of the fund raising goals we had hoped it would provide. Therefore, we have eliminated some of the 'accessory' items that are more likely to be available from established retailers such as nest boxes, flower seeds and ornamentals and focused more on economical bare root wildlife and habitat benefitting species. We hope these changes will allow us to continue providing conservation plants to loyal and new customers while controlling costs associated with delivering the program. As always, please remember that our program does not provide 'instant landscaping.' In addition to our planting stock, the recipe for success requires your patience and TLC. With these three ingredients, we are confident that your investment with us will bear fruit. Please visit ocsoil.org or ocsoilny.org to learn more about our other programming. SPECIES #/BUNDLE COST # OF TOTAL BUNDLES EVERGREENS seedlings Colorado Blue Spruce 10 $9 White Pine 10 $9 White Spruce 10 $9 EVERGREENS transplants Canadian Hemlock 5 $15 White Cedar 5 $15 DECIDUOUS American Cranberry 10 $12 Arrowwood 10 $12 Butterfly Bush 10 $12 Elderberry 10 $12 Forsythia 10 $12 Lilac 10 $12 RdOk Red Oak 10 $12 Sassafras 10 $15 Silky Dogwood 10 $10 Spicebush 10 $10 White Flower. Dogwood 10 $15 FERNS Christmas Fern 10 $14 Cinnamon Fern 10 $14 Ostrich Fern 10 $14 FRUIT Blackberry 10 $27 Blueberry (Blue Crop) 10 $30 Raspberry 10 $27 GROUNDCOVER Hosta 10 $14 CONSERVATION PACS Fast Growing Shade 10 $20 2 ea: Bl.Alder,Honey Locust,Tupelo,SilverMaple,Tulip Pond Habitat 10 $20 2 ea:red Osier Dgwd., Buttonbush, Ninebark, Bl. Alder, Sycamore Songbird 10 $20 NAME: ADDRESS: PHONE NUMBER: Make check or money order payable to: Orange County SWCD PAYMENT MUST BE INCLUDED WITH ORDER or PAY WITH CREDIT CARD ON PAYPAL: 1. Go to 2. Click on the "send money" tab 3. Send money to: 4. Follow directions to complete payment. District will be notified of your payment. 5. Mail order form to us. Send orders & payment to: Orange County SWCD 225 Dolson Avenue Suite 103 Middletown, NY ORDERS MUST BE RECEIVED BY APRIL 6th PICK UP YOUR ORDER Saturday, April 21, 2012 from 9:00 AM 1:00 PM at BERGEN FARM 137 BERGEN CIRCLE, SLATE HILL,NY ea:bl. Gum, Staghorn Sumac, Elderberry, Sassafras, Arrowwood ROOTED CUTTINGS/LIVE STAKES For more detailed directions or to make other pick up Buttonbush (RC) 20 $20 arrangements call us at Elderberry (RC) 20 $20 Red Osier Dogwwood (LS) 20 $20 DO NOT CALL BERGEN FARM Streamco Willow (LS) 20 $20 TOTAL $ NOTE: The District reserves the right to refund money for items which become unavailable. The District will not be responsible for the failure of your planting. Please remember to pick up your plants on Distribution Day. We will not be responsible for the condition of your plants, nor will money be refunded, if they are not picked up on Distribution Day.
2 2012 TREE &SHRUB SPECIES DESCRIPTIONS SPECIES Size Mature Description includes type/flowers or foliage/soil & sun preferences/1 fast growing to 5 slow growing (* Pacs only) Ht. Ft. Amer. Cranberry N 18 24" 8 12 Deciduous shrub/dark pink flowers/well drained soil/sun partial shade/3 Arrowwood N 18 24" 6 8 Deciduous shrub/white flowers/wide soil tolerance/full sun to partial shade/3 * Black Alder Deciduous tree/glossy dark green leaves/wide soil tolerance/full sun partial shade/1 * Black Gum N Deciduous tree/gets bright red leaves in fall/acidic soil/full sun partial shade/4 Blackberry N RC 6 Deciduous shrub/produces large edible fruit mid July/self pollinating/wide soil tolerance/sun/1 Blueberry Blue Crop RC 4 6 Deciduous shrub/edible fruit/organically rich well drained soil/full sun4 Butterfly Bush 12 24" 5 12 Deciduous shrub/fragrant flower spikes July fall/wide soil tolerance/sun/2 *Buttonbush N 12 Deciduous shrub/round white flowers/moist soil/full sun/2 Buttonbush N RC 12 Deciduous shrub/round white flowers/moist soil/full sun/2 Canadian Hemlock T N Coniferous tree/lacy graceful evergreen/pruned to hedges/well drained soil/sun,partial sun,shade/5 Christmas Fern N Root 2 3 Deciduous grndcvr/ dark green,lance shaped leaflets/ moist, well drained soils/partial sun, shade/ 1 Cinnamon Fern N Root 3 5 Deciduous groundcover/emerging fiddlehead is white & woolly/ moist, acid soils/ partial sun,shade/1 Colo. Blue Spruce N 10 16" 75 Rigid sharp, blue green needles/well drained soil/sun,partial shade/3 Elderberry N 12 18" 6 12 Deciduous shrub/produces fruit for jellies & pies/white flowers/wide soil tolerance/sun,partial sun/2 Elderberry N RC 6 12 Deciduous shrub/produces fruit for jellies & pies/white flowers/wide soil tolerance/sun,partial sun/2 Forsythia 18 24" 7 10 Deciduous shrub/billows of yellow flowers/fast growing screen/wide soil tolerance/sun/1 *Honey Locust N Deciduous tree/cream colored flowers/moist soil/full sun to partial shade/2 Hosta Root 1 2 Deciduous grndcvr/large broad leaves/purple flowers/wide soil tolerance/partial sun,shade/1 Lilac N 12 24" 20 Deciduous shrub/easy to grow/beautiful fragrant flower clusters/well drained soils/sun/2 *Ninebark N 5 Deciduous shrub/very showy shrub with white flowers/wide soil tolerance/sun,partial sun/3 Ostrich Fern N Root 3 7 Deciduous groundcover/large ostrich feather plumes/moist rich soils/partial sun,shade/1 Raspberry N 9 12" 4 5 Deciduous shrub/red edible berries in summer/well drained soils/sun,partial sun,shade/2 Red Oak N 12 24" 75 Deciduous tree/leaves turn red in fall/tolerates pollution & compacted soil/wide soil tolerance/sun/2 *Red Osier Dogwood N 7 9 Deciduous shrub/bright colored twigs & branches/moist soil/full sun/3 Red Osier Dogwood N LS 7 9 Deciduous shrub/bright colored twigs & branches/moist soil/full sun/3 Sassafras N Deciduous tree/mitten shaped leaves/wide soil tolerance/full sun to partial shade/2 Silky Dogwood N Deciduous shrub/used for windbreak/moist soils/full sun to partial shade/3 *Silver Maple N 60 Deciduous tree/yellow orange flowers/well drained soils/full sun/2 Spicebush N 12 24" 5 20 Deciduous shrub/lemon spice fragrance/damp soil/partial shade/1 *Staghorn Sumac N Deciduous shrub/broad flat leaves/well drained soil/sun/2 Streamco Willow N LS 15 Deciduous shrub/ primary i use to t stabilize t streambanks/ t b k / wide soil tolerance/ t l / sun,partial lshade/3h d/3 *Sycamore N Deciduous tree/exfoliating bark/wide soil tolerance/full sun to partial shade/3 *Tulip Tree N Deciduous tree/large tulip like green & orange flowers/ rich, moist soils/sun,partial shade/3 *Tupelo N Deciduous tree/produce light mild tasting honey/acidic soil/full sun to partial shade/4 White Cedar T N 15 20" Coniferous tree/evergreen, scale like leaves/well drained soil/full sun to partial shade/5 Wh. Flwr. Dogwd. N 12 24" Deciduous tree/wh.flowers & red berries for wildlife/moist well drained soils/sun,partial & full shade/2 White Pine N Coniferous tree/soft blue green needles/good Christmas tree/ well drained soils/ sun,partial shade/2 White Spruce N 10 16" 60 Coniferous tree/short dark green needles/drought tolerant/ wide soil tolerance/sun,partial shade/3 * Available in Conservation Pacs only N native species RC rooted cuttings T transplant LS live stakes Orange County SWCD 225 Dolson Avenue, Suite 103 Middletown, NY 10940
3 2012 Tree & Shrub Seedling Sale Colorado Blue Spruce White Pine White Spruce Canadian Hemlock White Cedar American Cranberry Arrowwood Butterfly Bush Elderberry
4 Forsythia Lilac Red Oak Sassafras Silky Dogwood Spicebush White Flowering Dogwood Christmas Fern Cinnamon Fern
5 Ostrich Fern Blackberry Blueberry Raspberry Hosta Buttonbush Sold as ROOTED CUTTING Red Osier Dogwood Sold as LIVE STAKE Streamco Willow Sold as LIVE STAKE
6 Fast Growing Shade Pack Includes 2 each of: Black Alder CONSERVATION PACKS Honey Locust Tupelo Silver Maple Tulip Tree Pond Habitat Pack Includes 2 each of: Red Osier Dogwood Buttonbush Ninebark Black Alder Sycamore
7 Black Gum Songbird Pack Includes 2 each of: Staghorn Sumac Elderberry Sassafras Arrowwood
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