MONTMORENCY CONSERVATION DISTRICT

January 2014

SPRING 2014

SEEDLING DESCRIPTIONS, PRICE LIST AND NEWSLETTER

ORDER DEADLINE: Friday March 28, 2013 Pick-up dates: Friday, April 25th & Saturday, April 26th 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tree pick-up will be at the Montmorency District located at 13210 M-33 North at the Fairgrounds.

Thank you for your support!

The best time to plant a tree was 50 years ago. The next best time is now!

New this spring: Hybrid Poplar Poles, Pollinator Palooza Wildflower Mix and Containerized Aspen and Burr Oak

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 Site preparation is very important for the success of tree and shrub plantings. It is important to get rid of the grass, weeds, and other vegetation so they do not compete with the seedlings for sunlight, moisture, and nutrients. This can be done mechanically, with herbicides or several other methods. Mowing is not considered weed control because it stimulates weed root growth.  If you need help with selection of species and where they grow best or would like a species that is not offered in the catalog stop by the office at 13210 M-32 North or call us at 989-785-4083.  Donations to Montmorency Soil Conservation District are tax deductible.  We do not guarantee stock once it leaves the premises or is left beyond pickup date. We took care in getting the trees to the customer(s), however once the trees leave us it is the responsibility of the customer/landowner to make sure that they are planted properly and watered. We reserve the right to refund purchase price if seedlings cannot be provided due to circumstances beyond our control. We reserve the right to limit the number of shrubs due to the limited quantities available and to substitute similar shrubs if necessary.  It is unlawful for these trees, shrubs, and other plants to be resold with the roots attached, in accordance with the insect Pest and Plant Disease Act, P.A. 189 of 1931 as amended.  For more information on district programs, feel free to explore our website www.montmorencycd.org  We will not have an abundance of overstock the day of the sale. Please anticipate your needs.

Thank you to the Alpena FFA for their continued support with our annual spring tree sale. sale. Contact our FFA Chapter for tree planting needs at (989) 358-5220

Jack Pine A very short needled pine, highly American Hazelnut A bushy shrub, flowers in adaptable to poor soil conditions and fast growing. March-April produces nuts August – September. Enjoys open sites in dry or moist areas in full sun. Red Pine A fast growing tree to 75 feet. Needles are 4 to 6 inches long, flexible, in clumps of two. American Plum A large shrub 15 feet high, with Prefers well-drained sandy to sandy loam soils and clusters of red edible 1 inch fruit, winter hardy, likes full sun. grows better in sunny, moist, well drained soils.

White Pine Fast growing, needles in clusters of five Black Elderberry A thicket-forming shrub with large and tolerates a wide variety of soil types, prefers flat-topped clusters of small, fragrant white flowers moist to well-drained sandy soil. This is an excellent in July. Big clusters of edible dark purple to black, tree for wildlife and windbreaks. berry-like fruits follow in late summer to fall. It prefers moist soil, full sun or light shade. Black Spruce Moderately shade tolerant, prefers poorly drained soils, natural habitat includes Black Walnut It is prized for its wood and edible swamps and bogs nuts, does best in fertile, loamy soils that are well drained, may grow to 80’-100’. White Cedar Slow growing, medium sized tree. Can grow on wet sites but does best on moist areas Hybrid Poplar Extremely fast growing tree to 80 over limestone with good lateral water movement. feet. It will grow 5’ to 10’ per year after it is established. It is excellent for windbreaks and White Spruce This tree can grow to 90 feet, found shade. It does best in full sun on well-drained soil. on a variety of sites, prefers well-drained clay to Hybrid Poplar Poles clay loam soils, and is an excellent for wildlife cover and windbreaks. These are a bare pole roughly 6 feet in length. Push into the ground 18-24 inches. With good weed Non-Native Conifers control they will grow 1 foot the first year and then 3-6 feet per year after that. Plant in full sun and Concolor Fir An excellent Christmas tree. This loamy or sandy loam soils are preferred. These early-budding true fir has soft powder blue needles; trees do not like very wet or very dry sites. Life grows well in sunny, well drained areas. expectancy is 30-40 years. Douglas Fir Fast growing. Short, soft, blue-green needles make this an excellent Christmas tree, and does best in well-drained soil. Avoid planting in frost pockets and next to Blue Spruce. Lilac A small dense shrub with beautiful flowers and Norway Spruce Medium growth to 150 feet. captivating fragrance. Tolerates a wide variety of Thrives well in sandy soil, prefers moist clay to loam soil types and needs full sunlight. Dense form soils. They maintain lower branches that droop provides protection for birds and wildlife. gracefully as the tree matures and is excellent for windbreaks. Nanking Cherry A shrub or small tree to 8’ in height. Has low water needs, full sun to partial Blue Spruce Widely used as an ornamental and shade, tolerates alkaline soils and prefers well- Christmas tree. Very susceptible to needle cast drained soil. Edible red berries are enjoyed by wild fungi and can require fungicide treatments annually. birds. Does best on moist, well-drained soil, is moderately shade tolerant and grows to 90’. Don’t plant next to Red Maple This tree has a rounded crown with Douglas fir. upward reaching branches. Adaptable to many soils, tolerates moisture and alkalinity. Relatively American Chestnut This tree has yellowish green fast growing and shade tolerant and can reach 40’ flower in June-July. Full sun, tolerates droughty to 60’ in height. soils, fast growing and produces nuts in autumn. Red Oak Produces high-quality timber. Fast Does best in slightly acidic soils. growing, adaptable to most soil types and has a good salt and pollution tolerance.

Rose of Sharon An upright, shrub that is vigorous, acres is optimum size. Ideally, food plots should be multi-stemmed and typically grows 5-6' tall. It bears located close to cover with irregular shaped multi-colored white, lavender and pink flowers from boundaries. If the food plot is in an open or late summer until mid-fall and grows in a wide hardwood area, consider planting some conifers variety of soil types. along an edge. Don’t be afraid to experiment with different forage crops. Wildlife does best with a Saskatoon Service Berry variety of food. A Flowering shrub that will grow to 20 feet tall or can be kept pruned for fruit production. They OTHER STUFF produce a fruit that looks like a blueberry and is edible. Taste is described as sweet yet nutty. Plant Planting Bars Used by professional tree planters; in well drained somewhat sandy soils in full to partial will last a lifetime. Spud has a 3”x 11” blade wedge sun. shaped in cross section; and has footstep and handle. It weighs approximately 7 pounds. Siberian Crabapple A small tree 25’ in height, red fruit a favorite food of ruffed grouse, pheasant and Containerized Seedling Planting Bar Used to countless other birds and wildlife. It enjoys sunny plant containerized seedlings or to take soil cores locations on a wide variety of soils. for sampling. Removes a 1” by 6” core of soil for placing the seedling. Locally manufactured. Silver Maple The fastest growing of the maples, tolerates wet Root Dip This absorbent retains water and gives it sites and will grow well on others. Can grow 3-4 feet back to the plant during dry periods reducing plant per year once established. Grows in sun or shade stress. Mix with water in large bucket and dip roots and will need protection from deer until established. into mixture. A 1 ounce package plants 1000 seedlings. Sugar Maple It enjoys well drained loamy soils and highly shade tolerant. Garlic Repellent Sticks Designed by a professional forest researcher. These unique sticks White Birch Snow-white bark, outstanding year- are clipped to trees and shrubs where they emit a around beauty, peels in paper-thin sheets, powerful garlic odor. The plastic cover protects the adaptable to many soil types. ingredients from the weather. They last up to 6 months. Place four to six feet apart to create a White Oak The White Oak is fairly tolerant of a barrier around your plants. variety of habitats, and may be found on ridges, in valleys, and in well drained sandy loam to clay loam Tree Tubes Made of plastic, the tree shelters are 5 soils. feet tall. They protect seedlings from deer, rabbits, herbicides, mowers, weed trimmers and severe CONTAINERIZED SEEDLINGS weather. They encourage faster seedling growth in Container grown seedlings are becoming more a greenhouse environment. common as a choice for tree planting stock. These seedlings are of excellent quality. They are easily Flags They are an excellent way to identify where hand planted. Research shows that containerized you have planted tree seedlings. The flags are seedlings have a much better survival rate. The fluorescent color on a 36” wire. seedlings have been grown in containers, removed, graded, and wrapped in cellophane 20 per bundle. Signs High grade aluminum signs, long lasting, There are no containers to return. We have Jack warning “Trees Planted - Keep Off”. Sign measures Pine, Red Pine, Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce, 7.5” x 11”, black print on high visibility orange/yellow White Spruce, available this year. We have also background. included a few Aspen and Burr Oak for you to try. WILDLIFE SEEDS For all of the forage plantings, it is understood that the planting area is free of grass and weeds with a soil texture that will allow soil to seed contact. Food plots do not need to be large. One half acre to two

INFORMATION

Cost Share Dollars The USDA Natural Michigan Agriculture source Conservation Service may have cost share Environmental Assurance dollars available for tree planting practices under Program (MAEAP) the Environmental Quality Incentive Program Alpena Conservation District (EQIP). Please contact the NRCS office for details has a Michigan Agriculture at (989) 785-4083 to see if you qualify prior to Environmental Assurance Program otherwise purchasing trees or shrubs. known as MAEAP. The purpose of this program is to deliver on farm technical assistance, using farm specific risk assessments, education and CARE OF YOUR SEEDLINGS conservation plan development to implement Seedlings need to be kept moist and cool. The practices and coordinate local, state and federal trees should be planted as soon as possible. Do agency resources to help reduce identified not leave the seedlings in a car trunk or inside a environmental risks, and make progress toward hot car. Car trunks have little ventilation and get MAEAP verifications. Our technician Randy very warm. The most important thing to remember Mellberg covers Alpena, Alcona, Montmorency, when planting trees is to make sure the roots do and Presque Isle counties. not dry out during storage and when planting. Keep them in a bag or pail when planting by hand. If machine planting, keep the roots covered. Wet burlap works well for this. Forestry Assistance Program(FAP) Alpena Conservation District’s received a grant CONTRAINERIZED SEEDLINGS: These from the Michigan seedlings are grown in containers in greenhouses Department of Agriculture and moved outside to shade houses to become and Rural Development acclimated to outdoor conditions. The most for Forestry Assistance important thing to remember is to make sure that Program. The grant the top of the root plug is covered by covers Alpena and Montmorency counties. The approximately 1/2” of native soil. purpose of the Forestry Assistance Program is to assist Conservation Districts in their efforts to help Michigan citizens better understand, plan, manage, protect, and utilize their forest resources. The BAREROOT SEEDLINGS: Bare root stock should program provides funds to hire a professional be planted at the same depth at which they were forester to provide information, education and grown in the nursery. technical assistance to private forest landowners, local governments, and other citizens on forestry

issues including timber production, habitat Bovine TB Program management, and forest health. Our foresters Emily Sewell is our Technician for the Bovine TB name is Ben Nowakowski. Program. The purpose of this program is to establish and implement the Wildlife Risk Mitigation Program and deliver the Wildlife Risk*A*Syst for the Bovine TB Project Assessment Tool. She coordinates educational/outreach services and provides technical assistance to livestock producers.

PACKETS, BERRIES & OTHER STUFF pink, white and near white. Nectar is a favorite of the Ruby-throated hummingbird. The fruit is popular with turkey, ruffed grouse, bobwhite, pheasant, robins, and This shrub Butterfly Bush Packet (5 Bushes) grosbeak. Indian Currant is also attractive to bees and attracts butterflies with fragrant flower spikes that are butterflies. Grows well in both dry rocky soil and in bloom from summer to fall. Plants grow 4 to 6 feet moist, rich soil. Tolerates both sun and shade. 2-5 ft tall if planted in full sun on moist to well-drained soil. Fruit Trees Fountain Grass This is an excellent butterfly resting area. They have fuzzy, spike-like flowers that look like Size for all fruit trees is 4 - 6 ft narrow bottlebrushes. Flowering occurs in July through fall. Flower color changes from whitish purple Apple Packets to coppery purple and persists well into the winter. Fall foliage is yellow-gold. It grows well in any fertile, moist, wet or well-drained soil and prefers full sun to Wildlife Apple Tree Packet #1 (4 TREES) Packet very light shade. contains a Honey crisp, Gala, Gold Rush and Snow Sweet. WILDFLOWERS Wildlife Apple Tree Packet #2 (2 TREES)

Contains a Honey crisp and Gala. Pollinator Palooza Mix Pollinators are critical to human food crops. 100 % North American native mix Apple Trees includes species that produce only nectar but the habitat that pollinators require for survival. This one ounce packet contains over 40 different wildflowers Pristine® is one of seeds. Pristine Apple: the best early disease resistant BERRY BUSHES varieties for the garden. It is a very early ripening yellow apple that resembles Yellow Transparent in appearance, but is much firmer, less Black Berry-Cheyenne (1 PER PACK) Prefers acid, and better eating. The fruit is upland soils, likes full sun and is eaten by a wide yellow, very smooth, and attractive. It keeps well on variety of birds and animals. Thick tangles provide and off the tree for several weeks. The fruit is tasty shelter for birds and wildlife. and quite firm and crisp for being so early. It ripens early in August. Blue Berry-Blue Crop/Blue Ray (1 PER PACK) Blue berries require a loose, acid soil (pH of 5.0 or less) Williams Pride Apple: and prefer open sites. They are enjoyed by a wide William's Pride is a very early variety of birds and wildlife. Fruit ripens in summer season, disease July/August. resistant apple. It is one of the earliest dark red apples, ripening Raspberry-Red Latham (2 PER PACK) Raspberries just after Lodi or Pristine®. It is prefer upland soil in open areas. Enjoyed by a wide yellow fleshed with a mild, sub- variety of wildlife and are very productive. acid flavor. Best used for dessert.

Winterberry Holly: Bright Jonafree is scarlet fruit. Grows in clusters Jonafree Apple: and persists through Winter. one of the scab immune Prized ornamental and is often varieties, that is most like it used for decorations. Grows in namesake, with which it ripens. wet areas near swamps, ponds, Jonafree is nearly identical to and wet woods. Prefers rich, old-time red Jonathan in eating acidic soils. Hardy. Can tolerate quality, flavor, and appearance. partial shade, but will produce more fruit If planted in It is slightly less acidic though. It full sun. Mature Height 15’ does not develop "Jonathan" spot when stored, like normal Jonathan does. Can be used as an all-purpose apple. Early Mid Sept. Indian Currant (Snowberry):

Hardy and fast growing is often

used to control soil erosion along

riverbanks and highways. Fruit

will hold well into winter. It produces small but pretty flowers. Bloom is mid-summer. Colors are

Bella Apple : Bella is a Peach Tree great scab resistant variety that has an excellent sweet-tart flavor. PF 24-C Cold Hardy Peach The fruit is red-blushed and bi- This is a very unique peach color and of good size. It ripens variety that has it all. This ahead of Red Delicious in mid- peach is large, firm, highly Spetember. It is an excellent colored, bacterial spot keeper. resistant, and has excellent, rich flavor. This is a great peach for anyone with a Snow Sweet Apple (packet of 4) questionable peach growing location. The tree is Snowsweet™ is a new apple from Minnesota which ripens about two very tough with strong natural right angle crotches weeks after Honeycrisp™. It most and it blooms late. outstanding feature is its flavor, Cherry Tree which is described as sweet with a tart balance and rich overtones, NEW! NEW! NEW almost buttery. The tree is extremely hardy and will grow well in cold climates. The fruit is large, oblate, with a beautiful red-bronze Montmorency Cherry blush over a greenish yellow background. Famous for its unmatched beauty, but demanded for its Wolf River Apple: Wolf River is delicious, juicy cherries! These a very large, disease resistant and plump, tart cherries are hardy apple. They usually weigh considered ideal for baking, but one pound or more. The apple’s are delicious eaten fresh off of skin is red blushed with blotches of the tree as well. Fruit ripens in yellow. The soft creamy white late June to late July. Extremely hardy and self- colored flesh is tender and juicy. pollinating. Both cold hardy and disease resistant... The best uses are for cooking and very low maintenance! sauce. . Grape The Beta Grape: Beta is a blue-black grape with Plum Packets good quality fruit for jellies, jams and juices. It is a Alderman Plum: Alderman is vigorous grower that is a extremely cold-hardy. Huge, dark very heavy, dependable red, sweet and juicy clingstone producer. Ripening in mid- fruit ripens mid-July. Here’s a September, Beta is a small, delicious, large, Japanese-style seeded and is best grown in plum that is so cold-hardy, it will deep, loamy, medium gladly bear huge crops of moisture, well-drained soils beautiful, red plums even after in full sun. It is extremely cold hardy, but needs a the coldest winters! Developed in location sheltered from winter winds and well removed Minnesota, Alderman yields fruit as early as one year from frost pockets. after planting. Burgundy-red skin gives way to golden flesh, which is sweeter than most other Japanese NEW! NEW! NEW!

plums. Victoria Rhubarb is a vigorous Superior Plum: The Superior grower, producing giant stalks up Plum tree is a Japanese- to two feet long. The tender skin, American cross that is grown which requires no peeling, is successfully in cold regions and responsible for its exquisite rich is hardy to -30. It is a variety flavor and gorgeous appearance selected for its large size, when cooked. Makes sweet vigorous growth, and hardiness. tasting pies and sauces! Hardy, vigorous plants need The Superior fruit is fire red with little care. Enjoy sweet rhubarb for a lifetime! Plant yellow flesh, clingstone, ripening three feet apart. Strong, number one roots. Once the first days of August which are ideal for eating off the established, yields increase every year. tree and is also excellent for jam, jelly and desserts. With this plum tree, you have a tree that bears earlier and heavier than most plum trees

Perennial Plants

Our Hosta, Heuchera and Echinacea perennial plugs are 31/4” – 41/4” tall x 2/1/4” wide. This is the largest plant plug that is offered by our supplier. I have greater success with plant plugs than bare root plants, but I’m not a Master Gardener.

Mix or Match Huechera and “Wishing Well Hosta Plug”

Echinacea 1 for $9.00 ~ 2 for $17.00 ~ 4 for $30.00

1 for $6.50 ~ 3 for $18.00 ~ 5 for $28.00 Wishing Well Hosta Plug”

Echinace “Secret Affair” Beautiful new large blue hosta recognized for holding its blue Deep fuchsia, fragrant, com-pom late into the growing season double coneflower. Its sizable even when grown in sun. The blooms appear on short, sturdy powder blue leaves are slow to stems above the exceptional dark emerge which creates a green foliage from midsummer uniquely cupped, rippled and through early fall, potentially until corrugated appearance. frost in some zones. 38”x23” When Matur

Heuchera“Lime Marmalade” Gaillardia (One size smaller plugs than the other plants) This frilly lime-green Coral 1 for $3.50 ~ 3 for $9.00 ~ 6 for 16.00 Bells promises bright color for shady places. Vigorous, Gaillardia “Arizona Sun” with a mounding habit Bright scarlet-red flowers tinged in vivid yellow. Gaillardia 'Arizona Sun' is a short compact plant growing to only about a foot tall but packs a big punch when it comes to flower power. Heuchera “Dolce Cinnamon Curls” Blooms first come into color around the first of June and Stunning foliage is the star. just keep on opening up until Compact plants glossy, the first hard frost. Gaillardia is a very easy to grow leathery, densely curled perennial and will thrive in poor dry soils. Attracts leaves are marvels of mingled Butterflies colors: coppery orange, red, and purple tones on the leaves’ top, bright magenta on the underside. Thrives in moderately moist, well-drained soil in full sun to part shade. To speak with any of the staff please contact them at (989) 785-4083 or stop by the office located at 13210 M-33 North, Atlanta. The office hours are 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Monday, Wednesday & Friday.

2014 SPRING ORDER MUST BE PLACED NO LATER THAN MARCH 28TH

2014 SPRING ORDER BLANK Friday March 28, 2014

SPECIES AGE SIZE 10 25 50 100 500 1000 Quantity Cost Jack Pine 2-0 6-12" $12 $18 $22 $29 $101 $181 Red Pine 2-0 4-8" $12 $19 $23 $30 $105 $188 White Pine 2-0 4-8" $13 $20 $24 $32 $112 $200 Black Spruce 2-0 5-10" $17 $26 $32 $42 White Cedar 3-0 6-12" $16 $25 $30 $40 $140 $250 Non-Native Conifers AGE SIZE 10 25 50 100 500 1000 Quantity Cost Concolor Fir 2-0 3-6" $17 $26 $32 $42 $147 $262 Douglas Fir 2-0 6-12" $14 $22 $26 $35 $123 $218 Norway Spruce 2-0 5-10” $11 $18 $21 $28 $98 $175 Blue Spruce 2-0 5-10” $12 $19 $23 $31 $109 $194 American Chestnut 1-0 1-2' $52 $118 American Hazelnut 1-0 1-2' $34 $78 American Plum 1-0 1-2' $32 $67 Black Elderberry 1-0 1-2' $22 $47 $74 $123 Black Walnut 1-0 1-2' $10 $15 $27 $48 Hybrid Poplar 1-0 2-3' $11 $17 $31 $55 Hybrid Poplar Poles 7-9' $31 $67 $105 $175 Lilac 1-0 1-2' $10 $15 $27 $48 Nanking Cherry 1-0 1-2' $10 $15 $27 $48 Red Maple 1-0 1-2' $12 $20 $33 $60 Red Oak 1-0 12-18" $16 $27 $52 $76 Rose of Sharon 1-0 1-2' $10 $15 $27 $48 Saskatoon Service Berry 1-0 1-2' 40 $90 Siberian Crabapple 1-0 1-2' $21 $35 $67 $100 Silver Maple 1-0 1-2' 25 $52 $82 $138 Sugar Maple 1-0 1-2' 33 $68 $109 181 White Birch 1-0 6-12" $7 $11 $20 36 White Oak 1-0 1-2' $21 $36 $67 $100 n/a =Not Available contact the District at 989-785-4083

CONTAINERIZED SEEDLINGS 20 100 500 1000 Quantity Cost Quantities Jack Pine $18 $42 $160 $300 Limited Red Pine $18 $42 $160 $300 Order Early White Pine $18 $42 $160 $300 Blue Spruce $18 $42 $160 $300 Norway Spruce $18 $42 $160 $300 White Spruce $18 $42 $160 $300 Aspen $20 Burr Oak $22

WILDLIFE SEEDS Note: We will have individual types of food plot seed (Forage Rape, Forage Turnips, Clover, Forage Chicory, etc.) available for sale on the day you pick up your trees. If you are looking for something special call us and we will try to make those available for you. All unsold seed will be available at the District's office located at 13210 M-33 North or by calling the office at (989) 785-4083. Please list the types of seed you are interested in.

Type of Seed Number of pounds

PACKETS, BERRIES & OTHER STUFF Each Quantity Cost Butterfly Bush Packet (5) $10 Fountain Grass $1 Pollinator Palooza Wildflower Mix $10 Black Berry -1 per $6 Blue Berry - 1 per $6 Raspberry-Red Latham -2 per pack $6

SHRUBS 1 5 10 25 50 100 Quantity Cost Winterberry Holly $4 $18 $31 $68 $116 $194 Indian Currant (Snowberry) $4 $18 $31 $68 $116 $194

Fruit Trees **Should be cross pollinated with other apple varieties*** Each Quantity Cost Wildlife Apple Tree Packet (4) contains a Honey crisp, Gala, $70 (4 PK) Gold Rush and Snow Sweet. Wildlife Apple Tree Packet (2) Contains a Honey crisp and Gala $35 (2 PK) Apple Trees Each Packet of 2 Quantity Cost Pristine Apple Trees Size 4-6’ Tall $19 $34

Williams Pride Apple Trees Size 4-6’ Tall $19 $34

Apple Trees Each Packet of 2 Quantity Cost Jonafree Apple Trees Size 4-6’ Tall $19 $34

Bella Apple Trees Size 4-6’ Tall $19 $34

Snow-sweet Apple Trees Size 4-6’ Tall $19 $34

Wolf River Apple Trees Size 4-6’ Tall $19 $34

Other Fruit Trees Each Packet of 2 Quantity Cost PLUM Fruit Trees NEW Alderman & Superior Plum Packet Each Quantity Cost Pkt #1 - 2 trees – 1 Alderman & 1 Superior Size 4-6’ Tall $35 Pkt #2 - 4 trees – 2 Alderman & 2 Superior Size 4-6’ Tall $58 PEACH Fruit Trees PF 24-C Cold Hardy Peach Each Quantity Cost Pkt #1 – 1 Cold Hardy Tree Size 4-6’ Tall $19 Pkt #2 - 2 Cold Hardy Tree Size 4-6’ Tall $34 CHERRY Fruit Trees Montmorency Cherry Each Quantity Cost Pkt #1 – 1 Montmorency Cherry Tree Size 4-6’ Tall $19 Pkt #2 - 2 Montmorency Cherry Tree Size 4-6’ Tall $34

PLANTS 2 Plants 5 Plants Cost Quantity Cost The Beta Grape $15 $30 NEW Victoria Rhubarb $15 $30 Mix or Match Huechera and Echinacea 5 Perennial Plants 1 plug 3 plugs plugs Quantity Cost Echinace “Secret Affair” $6.50 $18 $28 Heuchera“ Lime Marmalade” $6.50 $18 $28 Heuchera “Dolce Cinnamon Curls” $6.50 $18 $28 4 PLUGS 1 plug 2 plugs plugs Quantity Cost “Wishing Well Hosta Plug” $9 $17 $30 6 Smaller Plugs 1 plug 3 plugs plugs Quantity Cost Gaillardia “Arizona Sun” $3.50 $9 $16

OTHER STUFF Each Quantity Cost Planting Bar $46 Containerized Planting Bar $50 Root Dip - 1 oz $1.50

Garlic Repellent Sticks $1

Tree Tubes For quantities over 100 call for pricing $3.50

Tree Marking Flags $0.25 Trees Planted Sign $3 All items are subject to sales tax Sub Total Checks must accompany order 6% Sales Tax

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