The Annual Tree & Shrub program runs from January through April.
The District is NOT responsible for refunding or replacement of trees & shrubs once they have been picked up. The District is NOT responsible for the success or failure of your planting as we cannot check a planting location nor guard against improper handling, storage, or weather related problems. These seedlings and transplants are not intended for resale. The District reserves the right to refund, cancel, or substitute orders on species that may not be available. There will be NO REFUNDS on orders that are not picked up on time.
Annual Tree & Shrub Program
The Conservation District offers an annual tree and shrub seedling sale. We sell a variety of bare root evergreen and deciduous seedlings and transplants to be used for effective conservation purposes. These seedlings and transplants are not intended for resale. Grown by private nurseries, these seedlings provide the homeowner with economical conservation materials to establish windbreaks, reforest parcels, prevent soil erosion and create suitable wildlife habitats.
Order Deadline:
March _th for mail-in orders
all remaining stock will be available online only after March _th
***CLICK BLACK “STORE” BUTTON IN TOP RIGHT CORNER TO ORDER***
Pickup Dates:
Refund Policy:
Refunds can be issued through April 10th, 2026. Payments made by check will receive a full refund. Refunds to payments made by credit card will be reduced by the credit card processing fee.
Plant Use Key
C = Christmas Tree N = Native
E = Environmental Forestry S = Shelterbelt
F = Human Food T = Timber
H = Habitat/Food Wildlife W = Watershed
Seedling – A tree that has grown up in the bed in which it was sown, remaining there one, two, or three years.
Transplant – A seedling that has been moved to another bed and set out separately a few inches apart. The transplants offered have been in a seedling bed 2 years and transplant bed for 2 years. The transplant is hardier than a seedling in that it has a more extensive root system.