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2015 Tree Form
PACKING NOTES: for office use only
Order No.
44th Annual Spring Tree & Shrub Sale
OSWEGO COUNTY SOIL & WATER
CONSERVATION DISTRICT
3105 State Route 3, Fulton, N.Y. 13069
(315) 592-9663 www.oswegosoilandwater.com
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PICKUP DETAILS
ORDER DEADLINE APRIL 15, 2015
Place for Pickup:
Bristol Hill Landfill, 3125 State Route 3, Fulton
Date:
Wednesday, April 22, 2015 or
Thursday, April 23, 2015
Time:
You may order after April 15th. If we are sold out of anything, you will have a credit to pick
out something else at pickup, or you can request a refund check to be mailed.
NOTE: The sooner you order, the better chance you have of obtaining a popular species.
8:00 am - 3:30 pm
10 for
50
for
12-18" 2-2 TR
$20
$74
Balsam Fir
6-10" plug+1
$19
$69
13
Cannan Fir
5-10" plug+1
$19
$69
$27
14
Concolor Fir “new”
7-11" plug+1
$19
$69
12-18" TR
$23
15
Blue Spruce
10-18" 2-2 TR
$19
$69
Magenta Crabapple “new”
2-3'
$23
16
Norway Spruce
10-18" 2-2 TR
$19
$69
7
Ninebark
3-4'
$27
17
White Cedar
18-24" 2-2 TR
$20
$74
8
Red Oak
3-4'
$25
18
White Pine
10-18" 2-2 TR
$19
$69
9
River Birch
3-4'
$25
10
Sugar Maple
18-24"
$23
DECIDUOUS TREES
Size
10
for
1
American Plane Tree Sycamore
3-4'
$25
2
Black Cherry
3-4'
$25
3
Black Walnut
3-4'
$27
4
Chinese Chestnut ”new”
3-4'
5
Common Lilac
6
EVERGREENS
Size
11
Black Hills Spruce
$99
12
$109
50
for
$99
Qty
Cost
Qty
Cost
TR= transplant is 1-2 year old seedling grown then replanted into another bed to allow the plant to develop a
better root system and more side branching.
$89
Plug+1 is 1-2 year old seedling grown in styroblock trays and replanted into a much larger tray, to develop the
root system, nearly 10 times larger.
FRUITS
10
for
19
Blueberries - Northland “new”
$39
Blackberries - Ebony King “new”
$27
Red Raspberries - Heritage
$29
20
21
22
50
for
Qty
Cost
MISC. Conservation Items
A
Arbor Guard
1 for $3 or 5 for $12
B
Bat Box
1 for $12 or 2 for $20
C
Bluebird Nesting Box
1 for $10 or 2 for $18
D
Fertilizer Tablets
30 for $3 or 100 for $9
E
Organic Compost Tea Bags
$23
Strawberries-Fort Laramie
10
for
23
Blackberry Lily (Native) “new”
$29
24
Cardinal Flower (Native) “new”
$25
G
Marking Flags
30 for $3 or 100 for $9
25
Coreopsis Moonbean “new”
$27
H
Miller Liqua Gel (2 oz)
1 for $5 or 2 for $8
26
Echinacea Magnus Coneflower
$27
I
Rain Gauge
1 for $8 or 2 for $14
27
Hardy Geranium Deep Magenta “new”
$29
J
Stump-Out
1 (16 oz bottle) for $12
28
Hosta Honeybells “new”
$29
29
Lily of the Valley “new”
$13
30
Poppy Golden (Native) “new”
$27
31
Russian Sage “new”
$29
32
Trillium Red (Native) “new”
$25
33
Virginia Bluebells (Native) “new”
$29
plant nutrition
F
Size
10
for
Butterfly Bush “new”
24-36"
$23
35
Nannyberry “new”
18-24"
$21
Organic Tree Fertilizer Spikes
tree nutrition
10 spikes for
$12
decompose a stump naturally
K
34
Notes:
Cost
Total
Bag of 12 for $7
PERENNIALS
SHRUBS
Qty
Qty
Weedguard Plus Paper
1 for $12 or 2 for $22
Sub Total
$
Handling Charge-must be added to total
+
Make checks payable to:
Oswego County Soil & Water
Qty
Cost
Grand Total
$ 3.00
$
Mail To:
Oswego County Soil & Water
3105 State Route 3, Fulton, N.Y. 13069
Note: Credit Card Orders: fax order form to:
315/592-9595
Credit Card No:
Expiration
Date:
3 digit code
back of card:
Species Descriptions & Site Suitability
No.
Species
Mature
Height
Description
Soil
Light
Uses
1
American Plane
Tree Sycamore
75'
Rugged tree, fast growing. Trunk is whitecream, and olive-green interior bark is
exposed on an annual basis as the tangray exterior bark exfoliates in rolled-up
tube-like sheets every mid-Summer.
Tolerates wet
and compacted
soils
Partial sun
to full sun
Shade, Timber
Wildlife food & cover
75'
Dense foliage, white flowers appear in
May, yellow to red color in Fall, resistant
to walnut toxicity.
Tolerates wide
variety of soils
Full sun to
partial
shade
Timber, Firewood
Ornamental
Wildlife food & cover
100'
Foliage consists of compound leaves 12
to 24 inches long. Large, rich flavorful
nuts.
Grows best in
deep, rich, moist
soils
Full sun to
partial
shade
Timber,
Wildlife food & cover
60'
Very striking tree, leaves turn
yellow/bronze in Fall. Edible tasty nuts.
Very tolerant of
soil conditions,
except for
wetland
Full sun
to partial
shade
Shade or Street Tree
Wildlife food & cover
Edible nuts
15'
Masses of very aromatic lavender flowers
late Spring, old fashioned favorite!
Resistant to walnut toxicity.
Widely
adaptable to
most soils
Full sun
Butterfly & Hummingbird
attraction, Screen
Nesting for songbirds
30'
Attractive pink flowers cover the tree in
May, rural roadside beautification, fruit is
attractive to songbirds and upland game
birds.
Grows well on
most soil types
Full sun
Wildlife food & cover
Windbreaks
10'
Exfoliating bark which peels in strips to
review several layers of reddish to light
brown inner bark. Small pink or white
flowers late Spring.
Tolerates both
wet & dry soils
Full sun to
partial
shade
Wind Tolerant
75'
Brilliant Fall foliage, fast growing.
Well drained
soils
Full sun to
partial
shade
Wildlife Food
Timber
90'
Excellent tree for low swampy areas,
tolerates standing water for several weeks
at a time. Extremely heat tolerant. Fall
color is Yellow. Fast growing.
Wet soils
Adapts well to
heavy clay and
poor drainage.
Full sun to
partial sun
Shade tree
100'
New York State Tree. Producer of Maple
Syrup.
Grows on wide
variety of soils
Full sun to
partial
shade
Street or Shade tree
Firewood, Timber
Maple Syrup
40'
Short, stiff, bluish green needles
withstands wind, heat, cold, drought &
crowding. Excellent, dense evergreen
screen that will not get rangy and out of
control as it matures.
Tolerates a wide
variety of soils
Best in full
sun
Provides wildlife shelter
Windbreaks
Screen
75'
Narrow pyramidal growing short soft
greens needles, Prized for its fragrance,
excellent Christmas tree, needs very little
shearing.
Prefers moist
well drained
soils
Best in full
sun
Wildlife food & cover
Christmas tree, hedges &
screens
Platanus
occidentalis
2
Black Cherry
Prunus serotina
3
Black Walnut
Juglans nigra
4
Chinese
Chestnut
Castanea
mollissima
5
Common Lilac
Syringa vulgaris
6
Magenta
Crabapple
Malus sp.
7
Ninebark
Physocarpus
opulifolius
8
Red Oak
Quercus rubra
9
River Birch
Betula nigra
10
Sugar Maple
Acer saccharum
11
Black Hills
Spruce
Picea glauca var.
densata
12
Balsam Fir
Abies balsamea
No.
Species
Mature
Height
Description
Soil
Light
Uses
13
Cannan Fir
40'
Short soft needles, good Christmas tree
open growing patterns & strong branches.
Rugged landscape tree.
Highly adaptable
to many soil
conditions
Full to
partial sun
Christmas Tree
Wildlife cover
75'
Beautiful and easy to care for, soft
silvery blue short needles, great
Christmas tree holds needles very well.
Needs good
drainage
Full to
partial sun
Wildlife food and cover
Christmas Tree
100'
Stiff, silvery-blue green needles prickly to
touch, “King of the ornamentals” dense
colorful screens.
Ordinary soil,
average
moisture
Full sun to
partial sun
Screen, windbreaks,
provides wildlife cover
80'
Graceful very attractive, drooping
branches, resistant to walnut toxicity.
Thrives well in
average soil
conditions
Full sun to
partial sun
Christmas trees,
Windbreaks,
Wildlife food & cover
40'
Growth is pyramidal and well suited for
windbreaks, good wetland plant.
Grows in
ordinary soils,
does well in
swampy areas
Full sun to
partial sun
Wildlife food & cover
Good wetland plant
Hedge
150'
Soft long needles,
windbreaks.
Grows on nearly
all soil types
Full sun to
partial
shade
Wildlife food & cover
Windbreaks & screens
6'
Flexible branches which don’t break under
heavy snow loads, adapts well in subzero climate. Flowers provide nectar for
native bees, butterflies and other
pollinators.
Acid soil
Full sun or
partial
shade
Human food
Wildlife food
5'
Large delicious purple berries. Produces
fruit in second year, summer bearing,
thornless.,
Well drained
soils
Full sun
Human food
Wildlife food
Butterfly attraction
5'
Ever bearing variety that produces two
berry harvests during the growing season.
Luscious juice and sweet fruit, high yield,
self pollinating.
Thrives in most
soil types
Full sun
Human food
Wildlife food
6"
Super hardy, withstands the worst winters
without mulch. Huge, bright, scarlet red
berries, mouth watering, heavenly
aromatic fragrance. Bursting with juice
with a fresh honey-sweet flavor.
Grows in
average, medium
wet, well
drained soils
Full sun
Human Food
Self pollinating
Excellent yields
3'
Spotted orange flowers, blooms Spring to
Fall. Inedible fruit that resembles a
blackberry. Fast growing.
Loamy, clay soil,
or drought/dry
soil
Full sun
Attraction for
hummingbirds &
butterflies
4'
Scarlet red flower, native perennial. Grows
well in marshes, stream banks and low
woods.
Grows best in
moist, even wet
soil
Full sun or
light shade
Attraction for
hummingbirds &
butterflies
2'
Creamy yellow flowers, blooms June to
August perennial. Easily grown, low
maintenance.
Thrives in poor,
sandy or rocky
soil with good
drainage
Full sun
Attraction for butterflies
Abies balsamea
‘phunerolepsis’
14
Concolor Fir
Abies concolor
15
Blue Spruce
Picea pungens var.
glauca
16
Norway Spruce
Picea abies
17
White Cedar
Thuja occidentalis
18
White Pine
Pinus stobus L.
19
Blueberries
Northland
Vaccinium
corymbosum
20
Blackberries
Ebony King
Rubus Fruticosus
‘Ebony King’
21
Red Raspberries
Heritage
Rubus ideaus
‘heritage’
22
Strawberries
Fort Laramie
Fragaria x
ananassa Fort
Laramie’
23
Blackberry Lily
Belamcanda
chinensis
24
Cardinal Flower
Lobelia cardinalis
25
Coreopsis
Moonbeam
Herbaceous
perennial
Frequently used for
No.
Species
Mature
Height
Description
Soil
Light
Uses
26
Echinacea
Magnus
Coneflower
36"
Large, daisy-like purple flowers with
sturdy stems, blooms all Summer and
into Autumn. Maintenance free, stunning
in mass plantings!
Adaptable to
heat, poor soils
and high
humidity
Full sun
Butterfly favorite
Great cut or dried flower
25"
3" bright magenta with black star shaped
center flowers, blooms May to August,
perennials. Easily grown and low
maintenance.
Thrives in poor,
sandy or rocky
soil with good
drainage
Full Sun
to partial
shade
Ground Cover
Butterfly attraction
2'
Fragrant, pale lavender bell shaped
flowers. Large heart shaped leaves. Easily
grown and low maintenance.
Easily grown in
average soil
Partial
shade to
full shade
Ground cover, borders,
hummingbird attraction
10"
Wonderfully fragrant petite white bell
shaped flowers mid to late Spring. Adds
a bit of elegance and charm to shadeprone areas of any landscape.
Prefers well
drained, rich
sandy loam
Full shade
to partial
shade
Ground Cover
20"
“Native” Perennial wildflower, 2-3" cups of
gold blooms, Mid Summer bloomer, easily
grown, low maintenance.
Grows
everywhere
Full Sun
Pollen-rich Flowers
Butterfly attraction
3'
Upright bush of grey-green leaves that
produce a mass of tiny purple flower
spikes., blooms mid Summer - Fall.
Prefers well
drained soils
Sun to
partial
shade
Background plant
Border plant
14"
Real Beauty for any shade garden,
perennial wildflower, 4" crimson red
blooms mid to late Spring
Moist, Wet well
drained soils
Half Sun
Half Shade
Full Shade
Ground Cover
Deer Resistant
24"
“Native” breathtaking elegant showy
blossom clusters, perennial wildflower.
Flower buds are pink before they open to
blue flowers.
Moist, rich and
loamy soils
upland forests
Partial sun
to full
shade
Butterfly attraction
6'
Bright, fragrant purple blooms, large
elongated clusters provide ample nectar.
Drought tolerant plant that requires little
water once established.
Tolerates most
growing
conditions
Full Sun
Butterfly & Hummingbird
attraction
Small white flowers April - June, bears
fruit in late Fall. Fruit is juicy and sweetsour. Growth rate 24" per season.
Moist to dry
soils
Full sun to
Full shade
Wildlife Food
Windbreaks, Hedges &
Screens
Echinaca purpurea
27
Hardy Geranium
Deep Magenta
Geranium ‘Patricia’
28
Hosta
Honeybells
Herbaceous
perennial
29
Lily of the
Valley
Convallaria magalis
30
Poppy Golden
Eschscholzia
californica
31
Russian Sage
Perovskia A.
32
Trillium Red
Trillium erectum L.
33
Virginia Bluebells
Mertensia Virginica
34
Butterfly Bush
Buddleia davidii
35
Nannyberry
20'
A
Arbor Guard
Protects tree trunks from weed trimmers, mower decks and mice. 25% recycled polyethylene wrap around guard
expands as the tree grows. Gray tree bark color with ultraviolet inhibitors and will not lose its shape or color
hue to sun exposure. Holes in guard are the right size to discourage rodents, yet allow the bark to breathe so
rot does not develop.
B
Bat Box
One brown bat can eat 3,000 to 7,000 mosquitoes a night! Many people think that birds such as the purple
martin are the best natural defense against those tiny pests, but they are not! Bats feed when mosquitoes are
most active at night. One bat box will hold up to 60 brown bats.
C
Bluebird Box
Bluebird nesting timetable is from March 15 - June 20. The more nesting boxes you put up the more likely you
are to get your NEW YORK STATE BIRD, “bluebird” in your yard.
D
Fertilizer Tablets
Benefits: promotes vigorous growth, easy to use. Just put one tablet in planting hole, put some soil over and
then plant the tree or shrub. Time released slowly over a two year period.
No.
Species
Mature
Height
E
Organic
Compost Tea
Bags
Convenient, fast and dose-controlled way to feed plants. No measuring, no waste. Your plants receive the evenfeed slow release nutrients over time as needed. Feeds plants up to 4 months. Biodegradable filter pak.
Provides single dose applications of sustained organic slow release nitrogen.
F
Organic Tree
Fertilizer Spikes
Most effective way to deliver organic fertilizer to your trees. These spikes are placed in the soil, where
microbes will break them down for fast absorption by feeder roots.
G
Marking Flags
Mark your planting so you don’t mow it over! It also helps to remind you where you planted, so that you can
keep weeds from taking over the young tree or shrub.
H
Miller Liqua Gel
Benefits: fewer lost trees, faster growth rate, better moisture retention. If you are not planning on planting your
trees within the next couple of days after pickup, we recommend you dipping your tree roots in this gel.
I
Rain Gauge
Tru-Check. Wherever accurate knowledge of rainfall is important. Great gift for farmers, homeowners, greens
keepers, orchardists, hobbyists contractors and conservationists.
J
Stump-out
Removes old stumps from cut or wind damaged trees without having to dig. Stump-out makes a stump porous
by dissolving the lignin binding between the cellulose layers. Simply drill several holes in the top and sides of
stump and fill each hole with Stump-out. You can either burn the stump in four to six weeks or allow it to
decompose naturally. Stumps should be seasoned at least one year before use.
K
Weedguard Plus
Paper
Biodegradable paper weed barrier is effective for an entire growing season. 100% opaque weed barrier made
from cellulose fibers that control weeds and warms the soil to give your plants an earlier start. Contains no
petro-chemicals. Left to degrade at the end of the season.
Description
Soil
Light
Uses
Order deadline is April 15th , 2015!
If ordering after April 15th ?? you may send in your order, we will fill what we can, and issue a refund
for what we can’t fill at time of pickup or you can choose something else. We always have extras for sale
too! Spread the word to your family, friends and neighbors about our sale!
Payment is due with the order and check should be payable to: Oswego County Soil & Water. Please send
payment and order from to Oswego County Soil & Water Conservation District, 3105 State Route 3,
Fulton, N.Y. 13069.
Please note that advance orders are required. The pick-up dates are Wednesday, April 22nd, or Thursday,
April 23rd, 2015, between the hours of 8:00 am - 3:30 pm.
The Oswego County Soil and Water Conservation District reserves the right to refund or cancel
orders on species that may not be available. There will be no refunds on orders not picked up on
time. The District will not be responsible for the success or failure of your plantings. All shortages
mucth be reported within 24 hours of pick up or next business day. If you have any questions,
please stop by our office or call us at 315/592-9663.
Thank you for supporting your local Soil and Water Conservation District
Need more information? Stop at our office and take a gander at our information binder with color pictures!