ORDER FORM
Price/
25
plants
Description
Clip and return with payment.
Quantity
(Groups
of 25)
Vernon County
Amount
Due
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Plants are sold in groups of 25 plants.
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Send payment (check or money order) with
order form.
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All plants are shipped bareroot. They will need
to be planted as soon as possible after pick-up.
Tree Sale
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Planting and care instructions will be provided.
Program
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Plants must be picked up in Viroqua. The pickup dates will be April 27-28, weather permitting.
You will be notified of the pick-up date and
location.
HARDWOODS
Sugar Maple
$28
Red Oak
$27
White Oak
$29
River Birch
$27
Black Walnut
$26
Annual
2017
017
MIXED HARDWOOD PACKAGE
(25 plants – 5 of 5 kinds)
Send order and payment to:
$30
Vernon County LCD
220 Airport Rd.
Viroqua, WI 54665
CONIFERS
Tamarack
$28
White Spruce
$25
White Pine
$25
White Cedar
$25
Name:
Address:
SMALL TREES/SHRUBS
$30
Bartlett Pear
$30
Hazelnut
$30
Aronia Chokeberry
$28
Common Elderberry
$28
Telephone:
Email: ___________________________________
For 2017 Spring Planting
WILDLIFE PACKAGE
(25 plants - 5 of 5 kinds)
$32
SUPPLIES
PLANTS TOTAL (from above)
SUPPLIES TOTAL
$
(from right)
Rain Barrel (55 Gallon)
Tree tube
5’
(Stakes not included)
Stakes
(hardwood)
SUBTOTAL $
Subtract 10% on trees only, if ordered by
Jan. 15 (does not apply to supplies)
(
)
SUPPLIES TOTAL
(enter in box to left)
Quantity
Amount
$55.00
$4.00
$
$2.00
$
$
TOTAL $
Tax is included in the price of all products.
Suggestions for future sales: ______________________________________________________________
Vernon County Land & Water Conservation
220 Airport Rd.
Viroqua, WI 54665
Serviceberry
Save 10% on trees only,
if you order by
January 15, 2017.
Order early,
quantities are limited.
Vernon County Land & Water Conservation
220 Airport Rd.
Viroqua, WI 54665
608-637-5484
TYPE and SPECIES
NOTES
USES
WILDLIFE
PRODUCTS
12-18”
S2
X
X
Seeds
L, P, F
Syrup
Red Oak (Quercus rubra)
12-18”
S2
X
X
Acorns
L, P, F
Nut flour
White Oak (Quercus alba)
12-18”
S2
X
X
Acorns
L, P, F
Nut flour
River Birch (Betula nigra)
12-18”
S2
X
X
Birds eat Catkins
L, P, F
Black Walnut (Juglans nigra)
8-15”
S1
X
X
Animals eat nuts
L, P, F
HARDWOOD PACKAGE
25 plants – 5 of the 5 kinds of the above hardwoods. Also available in separate groups of 25. No substitutions may occur.
TYPICAL
MATURE HEIGHT
LIGHT
REQUIREMENTS
SOIL, MOISTURE
REQUIREMENTS
OTHER
HUMAN USES
Sugar Maple (Acer saccharum)
WILDLIFE
NOTE
(e.g: S2-T2
means two years
as a seedling and
two years as a
transplant.)
FOOD
LUMBER-L
PULP-P
FIREWOOD-F
S = Seedling
T = Transplant
P = Container
COVER or
NESTS
Our selection of trees and shrubs
provides choices for wildlife habitat,
shoreland restoration, landscaping,
windbreaks, and reforestation.
SIZE/AGE
Plants that are attractive to native pollinators
are indicated under the wildlife notes. Because
honeybees are declining, native bees and other
native pollinators are more important than ever
to agriculture and the environment.
HARDWOODS
Moist to well drained
Full sun to shade
60-70’
Fast-growing; orange, red, gold fall color
Moderate to well
drained
Moderate to well
drained
Full sun
50-80’
Slow-growing; redish-brown bark, red fall color
Full sun; tolerates
some shade
50-80’
Slow-growing; light gray bark, redish brown fall color
Erosion Control
Moist to well drained
Full sun
50-70’
Rapid growing; gold fall color
Nuts, dyes
Moist to well drained
Full sun
50-80’
Fast growing, full flavored nuts, valuable timber
CONIFERS
Tamarack (Larix laricina)
12-18”
White Spruce (Picea glauca)
9-15”
S2
X
X
S2-T2
X
X
L, P
Cabin logs, posts
Moist to wet; poorly
drained
Full sun
50-75’
Fast-growing; deciduous needles; beautiful gold fall color.
L, P
Firewood
Moist, well-drained
Full sun to part shade
75-100’
Slow-growing; long-lived
Seeds, cover
White Pine (Pinus strobus)
10-16”
S2-T2
X
X
L, P
Cabin Logs
Dry to moist
Full sun to part shade
80-150’
Fast-growing; long-lived
White Cedar (Thuja occidentalis)
8-15”
S2-T2
X
X
L
Posts
Wet to moist
Full sun to part shade
40-60’
Slow-growing; heavy deer browse possible, especially in
winter
SMALL TREES / SHRUBS
Serviceberry (Amelanchier alnifolia)
12-18”
S1
X
X
Fruit eaten by birds and
mammals; pollinators
Edible fruit
Dry to moist, well-drained
Full sun to part shade
3-18’
Showy white flowers; early blossoming; blue/purple
edible fruit; yellow to red fall foliage
Bartlett Pear (Pyrus communis Barlett)
12-18”
S1
X
X
Very Attractive to animals
Edible fruit
Well drained
Full sun
15-20’
Profuse white flowers, sweet golden pears
Hazelnut (Corylus americana)
12-18”
S2
X
X
Nuts eaten by birds and
mammals; buds and catkins
eaten by grouse
Edible nuts
Moist to dry, welldrained
Full sun to part shade
5-18’
Fast-growing; orange, red, purple fall color
Aronia Chokeberry (Aronia melanocarpa)
12-18”
S1
X
X
Edible fruit, Juice,
wine, jelly
Moist to well-drained
Full sun to part shade
3-6’
White flowers, Wine red to purplish black fall color
Common Elderberry (Sambucus
canadensis)
12-18”
S2
X
X
Berries good for
jelly, wine
Dry to moist
Best in full sun; tolerates
some shade
5-12’
Fast growing; white flowers; purplish-black fruit; yellowishgreen fall color;
WILDLIFE PACKAGE
25 plants – 5 of the 5 kinds of the above small trees and shrubs. Also available in separate groups of 25. No substitutions may occur.
SUPPLIES
Tree tubes & wood stakes.
Fruit eaten by birds and
mammals
Fruit eaten by birds and
mammals