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CARROLL SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT 2013 TREE SEEDLING SALE --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------EVERGREENS Colorado Blue Spruce 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 Colorado Blue Spruce Douglas Fir 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 Douglas Fir Leyland Cypress 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 Leyland Cypress Norway Spruce 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 Norway Spruce White Pine 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 White Pine HARDWOODS, SHRUBS AND OTHER TREES American Redbud Fast Grower! It grows 20 to 30 feet tall and wide Provide at least 4 hours of direct sun daily Plant tree in a deep, fertile loam that is moist and well-draining for finest growth American Redbud Buttonbush Sweetly fragrant, produced in late spring and summer Does best with most soil and cannot tolerate drought Flowers smell like honey Attractive to bees, butterflies and hummingbirds Buttonbush Chestnut Oak Chestnut Oak is a medium-sized, deciduous tree Long-lived and slow growing Maturity is usually 65 - 80 ft. tall Usually found on dry, rocky, infertile soil Chestnut Oak Dogwood, Kousa Grows 15 to 20 feet tall and has beautiful exfoliating bark. Has long lasting flowers, good fall color, and attractive fruit. The red fruits are edible and they look like a big round raspberry. Birds devour the fruit quickly. Fall color varies from dull red to maroon. Kousa Dogwood Dogwood, Red Osier Add color to your landscape all year long Deep red branches make great winter accents Cream-White flowers Great for a hedge or stand alone Prefers full sun with an evenly moist soil Red Osier Dogwood Dogwood, Silky Excellent choice for wildlife gardens Prefers moist soil and partial sun Highly tolerant of shade but not drought Described as a perennial shrub Silky Dogwood Lilac, Double Red Extremely fragrant, double red blooms which are produced in dense clusters from late spring to early summer. Prefers full sun Very hardy Lilac, Double Red Lilac, Single Dark Purple Large, deep reddish-purple blooms that are fragrant and make wonderful cut flowers. The smooth, heart-shaped foliage is attractive through the season. Prefers full sun Very hardy Lilac, Single Dark Purple Lilac, Sensation Considered by many to be the most sensational of all hybrid lilacs Part shade/full sun Very hardy Lilac, Sensation Red Oak 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 Red Oak Scarlet Maple Brings color to your landscape year-round. Green stems turn red in winter, new leaves are red-tinged, turning to green. Fall color is deep red or yellow. Flowers are also red. Fast growing and tolerant of many soils. Scarlet Maple
