2009 Tree Seedling Sale

Evergreen

Will reach 6? in 8-9 years (from 3 yr. seedling)

Stiff , silvery-blue to bluish-green needles 1" long

Ordinary soil - average moisture
Full or half-day sun

Good for windbreaks/screens, planted 6? apart

Fast grower!

Will reach 6? in 7-8 years (starting with 3 yr. seedling)

Short soft blue-green needles
Bears cones at maturity (2 to 4" long)

Moist well-drained soil, NO heavy, wet, clay soils

Full sun

Good Christmas tree

Rapidly growing landscape evergreen

Fine, feathery, soft-green pointed needles on flattened branches
Needles turn dark blue-green in maturity

Tolerates many soils, and should be grown in full sun

Grows 60'-70' with a 15'-25' spread

Fast Grower!

Dense, dark green needles - no longer than 1"

Average soil but prefers moist soil
Full or half-day sun

Good for windbreaks, planted 6? apart

Good for shelters, dense branches
Branches droop gracefully - attractive ornamental tree

Fast Grower!

Dense, dark green needles - no longer than 1"

Average soil but prefers moist soil

Full or half-day sun

Good for windbreaks, planted 6? apart

Good for shelters, dense branches

Branches droop gracefully - attractive ornamental tree.

Able to thrive on poor and varied soils.

Has deeply furrowed bark and on mature trees is nearly black.

This moderately growing oak tree grows on dry uplands, slopes and ridges.

The green leaves have a notably velvety underside

Fastest growing of all oaks!

Full sun

Excellent for lining streets as it is clean

Prefers sandy to rich loamy soil

Green foliage turns deep red in fall

Fastest grower!

Fall color is yellow

Thin reddish-brown to black bark peels in winter

Full to partial sun

Excellent for low swampy areas (prefers streambanks,
ponds, swampy areas)

Can tolerate standing water for several weeks at a time

Immune to Birch Borer

Large, stately tree that grows up to over 100 feet tall

White oak bark is whitish or light gray, varying from scaly to
irregularly platy or ridged and furrowed

Does best on coarse, deep, moist, well-drained soil

It is well adapted to heavy soils and north and east-facing slopes.
White oak is moderately resistant to ice breakage

Tolerant of a range of soil conditions and fairly drought tolerant

Very decorative when in bloom; elder flowers later than most
shrubs

Elderberries are also attractive to makers of pies, jellies and
wine

Numerous 1/4 fragrant white flowers emerge from late June into
August

Fruits ripen from late July into September

Grows best in full sunlight

Multi stemmed shrub with a rounded top & wide-spreading base

It bears annual, abundant crops of small, sweet tasting nuts

American Hazelnut prefers full sun for best growth & development

It is a medium to fast growing species

Has low water requirements

Heavily fragrant dark purple single blooms come late spring

Full sun

Moderate grower; 6 to 10 feet tall, 6 to 8 feet wide.