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Lycoming County Conservation District 2017 Seedling Sale: ORDER FORM Species Norway Spruce Size 8-16” Colorado Blue Spruce American Arborvitae 6-12” 10-24” White Oak 12-18” Sawtooth Oak “Gobbler” 10-24” Black Cherry 15-30” Red Bud 9-18” White Flowering Dogwood Red Oiser Dogwood 12-18” American Cranberry Viburnum 12-24” American Hazelnut 12-18” American Elderberry 12-18” APPLE* Honeycrisp APPLE* Nittany APPLE* Stayman Winesap BLUEBERRIES* Patriot BLUEBERRIES* Herbert RASPBERRIES Black Jewel RASPBERRIES Lantham 12-18” 4-6 Ft. Semi-Dwarf 4-6 Ft. Semi-Dwarf 4-6 Ft. Semi-Dwarf 12-18” 12-18” Trsp Trsp Description Evergreen: A fast growing ornamental can be planted as a screen, Christmas tree or for shelter for wildlife. Grows to 60 feet. Evergreen: Has blue-green color. Can grow 50-75 feet. Good windbreak. Popular Christmas tree. Grow to six feet in 10-12 years. max 100 feet. Evergreen: Pyramidal foliage that varies from dark to light green, Very hearty. Great for screens. Can grow 6ft in 7-8 yrs max. 12 feet. Good native shade tree. Tolerant to drought and range of soil conditions. Valuable timber tree. Very hearty. Popular with Wildlife. Grows to 100 feet As one of the fastest growing trees in its youth. Attractive shade tree with dark lustrous summer foliage and clear yellow to golden brown fall leaves. One inch acorns are quite popular with wildlife. Grows to 40-60 feet. Highly prized in furniture making and is an excellent fire wood. Fruit provides food for wildlife. Grows to 60 feet. Native flowering tree. Rosy pink flowers appear in April. Reddish-purple leaves change to dark green, then to yellow. Grows to 20-30 feet. Native flowering tree. White flowers in April-June and produces red berries. Grows to 10-30 feet. Native shrub. Clusters of white flowers appear in late May to early June, followed by pale blue fruit. Known for its bright red stems in the winter. Native shrub. Foliage shaped like maple leaves. Showy white flowers in late spring followed by edible, red fruit, that hangs on until mid-winter. Can be planted as a screen, border, or as a wildlife plant. Native shrub that produces edible nuts in late summer. Easy to grow. Excellent hedgerow plant. Highly attractive to wildlife. Native shrub that produces dark- purple berries that can be used for jelly, pies and wine. Can grow in any type soil, hearty, will grow in wet areas. Very hardy and vigorous trees. Crisp, juicy, sweet. Excellent flavor and used for fresh eating. Bloom mid-April. Ripen early-mid Sept. Originated in Penn State University. Medium to large fruit. Apple is green to yellow in color with reddish blush. Outstanding for processing and baking. Bloom early-mid May. Ripen early November. Antique - an older apple known for its high quality. Excellent for eating, baking and juice. They keep well. Bloom mid-April. Ripen mid-October Triploid- They cannot be used to pollinate other apples. The fruit is large with very good flavor and color. Vigorous variety that is cold hearty to -20F. Ripens early. Tolerates wet/clay soil. Just sweet enough yet has enough tart to bring out the delicious flavor. Large berries, nearly 1". Attractive and firm. Ripens late mid-season. Large, firm berries of superior quality. Vigorous, consistently productive, and resistant to anthracnose and widely adapted. Excellent flavor. Large berry with rich red color and firmness. Heavy producer with a delicious flavor. Hardy. Ripens June to July. *Apples and Blueberries require another variety for pollination. Lycoming County Conservation District 2017 Seedling Sale: ORDER FORM Species Norway Spruce American Arborvitae Colorado Blue Spruce White Oak Sawtooth “Gobbler” Oak Black Cherry Red Bud White Flowering Dogwood Red Oiser Dogwood American Cranberry Viburnum American Hazelnut American Elderberry APPLE- Honeycrisp APPLE- Nittany APPLE- Stayman Winesap BLUEBERRIES- Patriot BLUEBERRIES- Herbert RASPBERRIES- Black Jewel RASPBERRIES- Lantham Price Quantity Amount 10 for $10 10 for $10 10 for $10 5 for $8.00 10 for $14.00 5 for $8.00 10 for $14.00 5 for $8.00 10 for $14.00 5 for $8.00 10 for $14.00 5 for $8.00 10 for $14.00 5 for $8.00 10 for $14.00 5 for $8.00 10 for $14.00 5 for $8.00 10 for $14.00 5 for $8.00 10 for $14.00 $15.00 ea. SOLD OUT SOLD OUT SOLD OUT SOLD OUT SOLD OUT SOLD OUT SOLD OUT $15.00ea. $15.00 ea. $8.00 ea. $8.00 ea. $8.00 ea. $8.00 ea. SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD OUT OUT OUT OUT TOTAL SEEDLINGS ORDERED_________________ TOTAL COST___________________________ NAME______________________________________DAYTIME PHONE_____________________DATE_____________ ADDRESS________________________________________________________________________________________ Orders accepted if available until April 14th, 2017 Make checks payable to the Lycoming County Conservation District and mail orders to: 542 County Farm Rd, Suite 202, Montoursville, PA 17754. Phone (570) 433-3003. All Orders MUST be Prepaid! All orders must be paid for within 10 days of placing order. Lycoming County Conservation District 2017 Seedling Sale Stream Buffer Species American Cranberry Red Oiser Dogwood American Elderberry American Hazelnut White Flowering Dogwood Eastern Red Bud Black Cherry White Oak On Sale at Pickup: 2 year Fertilizer Tablets: 10 tablets for $3.00 5’ Tree Shelters without stakes: $4.00 each Planting survival rates of bare-root seedlings vary from site to site. We strive to provide the most viable seedlings. All efforts are made to prevent root stress. The Conservation District will NOT ensure successful planting of the bare-root seedlings, just as our suppliers will NOT ensure seedling survival. 2017 Seedling Sale: Pick up Friday, April 21, 2017 Noon to 6:00 PM @ County Farm Complex County Farm Rd. Montoursville, PA Directions for Pick-up: Friday, April 21, 2017 Noon to 6:00 PM. Take the Warrensville Exit off Route 180, Head out Warrensville Road 2.5 miles Make a right on County Farm Road, at the “T” make a right, follow the signs. We will be in the Garage near the Barn. 7040 Lycoming County Conservation District 542 County Farm Road, Suite 202 Montoursville, Pa 17754 2017 Seedling Sale Order Form Lycoming County Conservation District 2017 Seedling Sale Orders accepted if available until April 14, 2017 Pickup date - Friday, April 21, 2017 Noon to 6:00 PM @ County Farm Complex County Farm Rd. Montoursville, PA