3105 State Route 3,
Fulton, N.Y. 13069
315 592 9663
Order No.
2017 Tree Form
46th Annual Spring Tree & Shrub Sale
Order deadline April 15th, 2017
Pickup Details:
Place of pickup: Bristol Hill Landfill, 3125 State Route 3, Fulton
Date of Pickup: Wednesday, April 19th, 2017 or Thursday, April 20th , 2017
Time: 8:00 am - 3:30 pm
SPECIES
Size
(WEB)
Want trees after deadline? Stop by during our pickup to
purchase remaining stock!
No orders accepted after deadline of April 15th, 2017
Prices are discounted for larger quantities
circle desired quantity
Hardwoods
Size
5
10
50
1
American Plane Tree
3-4'
Y
Y
$15
$25
$100
Y
2
Black Cherry
3-4'
Y
Y
$15
$25
$100
Y
3
Chinese Chestnut
3-4'
Y
Y
$15
$25
$100
Y
4
Hazel Nut
2-3'
Y
Y
$12
$22
$95
Y
5
Pin Oak
2-3'
Y
Y
$12
$22
$95
Y
6
Red Oak
24"-30"
Y
Y
$12
$22
$95
Y
7
River Birch
3-4'
Y
Y
$15
$25
$100
Y
8
Sugar Maple
18-24"
Y
Y
$12
$22
$100
Y
9
White Oak
18-24"
Y
Y
$12
$22
$100
Y
5
10
50
100
Evergreens
10
Fraser Fir
(3-2) 10-18"
Y
Y
$12
$22
$95
$135
11
Blue Spruce
(2-2) 12-18"
Y
Y
$12
$22
$95
$135
12
Concolor Fir
(2-2) 12-18"
Y
Y
$12
$22
$95
$135
13
Norway Spruce
(2-2) 12-18"
Y
Y
$12
$22
$95
$135
14
White Cedar
(2-2) TR 24-36"
Y
Y
$15
$25
$100
$170
15
White Pine
(2-2) TR 24-36"
Y
Y
$15
$25
$100
$170
5
Flowering Perennials
16
Caladium Assortment (2 pink, 2 red, 1 white)
$20
Y
Y
Y
17
Canna Assortment (1 Cleopatra, 1 Pink President, 1 Pretoria, 1 Red King
$25
Y
Y
Y
$30
Y
Y
Y
Humbert, 1 Richard Wallace)
18
Clematis Assortment
(1 Jackmanii, 1 Madame Le Coultre, 1 Nelly Moser, 1
Rouge Cardinal, 1 The President)
19
Dahlia Assortment (1 Lavender, 1 Pink, 1 Red, 1 Red & White, 1 Yellow)
$18
Y
Y
Y
20
Gladiolus Assortment (1 Orange, 1 Pink, 1 Red, 1 White, 1 Yellow)
$18
Y
Y
Y
21
Peony Assortment (2 Felix Crousse, 2 Sarah Bernhardt, 1 Shirley Temple)
$35
Y
Y
Y
Quantity
Totals
Quantity
Total
Quantity
Total
1
Fruits (Limited quantities)
5
50
$18
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
$25
Y
Y
Y
4-6 Feet
$18
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
McIntosh Apple Tree
4-6 Feet
$18
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
26
Red Raspberries Heritage
8-12"
Y
Y
$16
Y
Y
Y
27
Strawberries-Honeoye
Y
Y
Y
Y
$25
Y
5
10
22
Bartlett Pear Tree
4-6 Feet
23
Blueberries, Northland
7-10"
24
Honeycrisp Apple Tree
25
Shrubs
Size
28
American Elderberry
3-4 Feet
Y
Y
$15
$25
Y
Y
29
Common Lilac
24-30"
Y
Y
$14
$24
Y
Y
30
Rose of Sharon
24-30"
Y
Y
$14
$24
Y
Y
31
Winterberry Holly
2-3 Feet
Y
Y
$14
$24
Y
Y
1
2
5
50
100
Y
Y
$12
Y
Y
Y
Misc. Conservation Items
A
Arbor Guards
set of 5
B
Bat Box
$12
$20
Y
Y
Y
Y
C
Bluebird Nesting Box
$10
$18
Y
Y
Y
Y
D
Fertilizer Tablets
Y
Y
Y
Y
$6
$10
E
Organic Compost Tea Bags (12 ct.)
Bag of 12
$7
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
F
Organic Tree Fertilizer (10 ct.)
Box of 10
$12
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
G
Marking Flags
Y
Y
Y
Y
$6
$10
H
Miller Liqua Gel (2 oz)
$5
$8
Y
Y
Y
Y
I
Rain Gauge
$8
$14
Y
Y
Y
Y
J
Stake it Straight
$12
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
K
Stump-Out (16 oz bottle)
$12
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
L
Tree Shelters
Y
Y
$21
Y
Y
Y
Set of 5
Due to planting techniques & weather conditions orders are not guaranteed. The District reserves
the right to refund payment if needed supplies are limited.
Quantity
Total
Quantity
Total
Quantity
Total
$
SUB TOTAL
Handling Charge - must be added to total
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2017 Species Descriptions & Site Suitability
No.
Species
Mature
Height
Description
Soil
Light
Uses
1
American Plane
Tree
75'
Rugged tree, fast growing. Trunk is whitecream, and olive-green interior bark is
exposed on an annual basis as the tan-gray
exterior bark exfoliates in rolled-up tubelike sheets every mid-Summer.
Tolerates wet and
compacted soils
Partial sun to
full sun
Awesome shade tree!
Timber, wildlife food &
cover.
75'
Dense foliage, white flowers appear in
May, yellow to red color in Fall, resistant
to walnut toxicity.
Well drained soils
Full sun
to partial
shade
Timber, firewood,
ornamental,
wildlife food & cover
60'
Very striking tree, leaves turn
yellow/bronze in Fall. Edible tasty nuts.
Very tolerant of
soil conditions,
except
for
wetland
Full sun
to partial
shade
Chestnut are a good source
for wildlife food!
12'
Hardy shrub, can be trimmed and molded
to shape or space you prefer. Fast
growing!
Sandy, clay, loam widely adaptable!
Full sun to
partial shade
Edible nuts for humans &
wildlife. Preferred by:
squirrels, deer, turkey,
pheasants, ruffed grouse.
70'
Delightful shades of red & crimson red,
rapid growing tree!
Moist wet soils,
they love the
swamp!
Full sun
Food source for numerous
birds & animals, timber
75'
Brilliant Fall foliage, fast growing.
Well drained soils
Full sun to
partial shade
Wildlife food,
timber
90'
Excellent tree for low swampy areas,
tolerates standing water for several
weeks at a time. Extremely heat tolerant.
Fall color is yellow. Fast growing.
Wet soils
Adapts well to
heavy clay and
poor drainage.
Full sun to
partial sun
Shade tree
75'
New York State Tree. Producer of maple
syrup. Favorite street tree, and nice
shade tree. Fairly fast growing.
Grows on wide
variety of soils
Full sun to
partial shade
Street or shade tree,
firewood, timber,
maple syrup
85'
Wonderful shade tree, excellent wildlife
food!
Thrives on many
soil types but
prefers deep
moist, well drained
Full sun to
partial shade
Shade tree,
wildlife food!
70'
Tall fir tree with short dark-green
needles with silver undersides.
Its
compact, pyramidal, shape, has long lasting
aroma. Has soft needles and strong
branches.
Well drained soils
Full sun to
partial shade
Christmas
ornamental
75'
Stiff, silvery-blue green needles prickly
to touch, “King of the ornamentals” dense
colorful screens.
O r d i n a ry so i l ,
average moisture
Full sun to
partial shade
Screen, w indbreaks,
provides wildlife cover
130'
Has good foliage color, good needle
retention, pleasing shape and aroma.
moist loamy soils
Full sun to
partial shade
Wildlife food & cover
pulpwood,
lumber,
furniture
80'
Graceful very attractive, drooping
branches, resistant to walnut toxicity.
Thrives well in
average
soil
conditions
Full sun to
partial shade
Christmas
trees,
windbreaks,
wildlife food & cover
40'
Growth is pyramidal and well suited for
windbreaks, good wetland plant.
Grows in ordinary
soils, does well in
swampy areas
Full sun to
partial shade
Wildlife food & cover,
good wetland plant,
hedge
Platanus
occidentalis
2
Black Cherry
Prunus serotina
3
Chinese
Chestnut
Castanea
mollissima
4
Hazel Nut
Corylus
americana
5
Pin Oak
Quercus
palustris
6
Red Oak
Quercus rubra
7
River Birch
Betula nigra
8
Sugar Maple
Acer saccharum
9
White Oak
Quercus alba
10
Fraser Fir
Abies fraseri
11
Blue Spruce
Picea pungens
var. glauca
12
Concolor Fir
Abies concolor
13
Norway Spruce
Picea abies
14
White Cedar
Thuja
occidentalis
timber,
tree
or
No.
Species
Mature
Height
Description
Soil
Light
Uses
15
White Pine
80'
Soft long needles, Frequently used for
windbreaks.
Grows on nearly all
soil types
Full sun to
partial shade
Wildlife food & cover,
windbreaks & screen
12-18"
Fancy long leafed with colored midribs and
contrasting backgrounds and borders,
many uses in landscape. Bloom time
Summer. Easy to grow.
Well drained soil
Full sun to
partial shade
Contrasting backgrounds &
borders, can be used as a
house plant
3-6'
Exotic looking plants are indispensable
splendid Summer border bursting with
drama. Bloom time July - October.
Needs plenty of
water
Full sun
Great centerpiece in
bedding schemes & large
containers.
8-12"
Perennial vine growing flowers. Bloom time
May-September.
Well drained soils
Full sun to
partial shade
Cover rocky sites, trellis
posts, fences, will need
support.
35-40"
Perennial flowers, large dinner size
blooms! Bloom time mid Summer. Easy to
grow.
Well drained soil
Full sun to
partial shade
Long lasting cut flowers
30-40"
Elegant flower, great cut flower, tall,
impressive flower spikes. Bloom time
July - September.
Well drained soil
Full sun
Flower arrangements,
lasting a week or more in
vase.
36-40"
Extremely long lived, hardy, shrub-like
plant, showy double flowers. Bloom time
Mid Spring. Easily grown.
Well drained soils
Full sun
Border, accent, along
fences, driveways
18'
Fast Growing semi dwarf pear tree,
adapts well to urban pollution, A large,
heavy-bearing pear variety. Fruit ripens
in late August. Don’t need to have other
trees for cross pollination. Fast Growing!
Widely adaptable
to most soils
Fun Sun
Human & wildlife food,
keeps well in storage
6'
Flexible branches which don’t break under
heavy snow loads, adapts well in sub-zero
climate. Flowers provide nectar for native
bees, butterflies and other pollinators.
Acidic soil
Full sun to
partial shade
Human & wildlife food
18'
Semi dwarf apple tree, early Spring
blooms of white to blush pink blossoms,
sweet-tart, crisp, juicy flavor, delicious
fruit. It’s best to plant additional apple
trees nearby to promote pollination!
Harvest early September. Easy to grow!
Well drained soils
Full sun
Human & wildlife food
18'
Semi dwarf apple tree, early delicate
apple blossoms in April, Fruit is light,
tangy flavor, heavy producer mid
September. Easy to grow!
Well drained soils
Full sun
Human & wildlife food
5'
Ever bearing variety that produces two
berry harvests during the growing season.
Luscious juice and sweet fruit, high yield,
self pollinating.
Thrives in most
soil types
Full sun
Human & wildlife food
1'
Tastiest Strawberries ever! Sweet as
Honey, June bearing variety, good for
freezing, with a 2 week harvest period.
Well drained soil
Full sun
Human food, ground cover.
Pinus stobus L.
16
Caladium
Assortment
Araceae
17
Canna
Assortment
Cannaceae
18
Clematis
Assortment
Ranunculaceae
19
Dahlia
Assortment
Fabaceae
20
Gladiolus
Assortment
Plural gladioli
21
Peony
Assortment
Paeonia lactiflora
22
Bartlett Pear
Tree
Pyrus communis
23
Blueberries
Northland
Vaccinium
corymbosum
24
Honeycrisp
Apple Tree
Malus domestica
25
McIntosh
Apple Tree
Malus ‘McIntosh’
26
Red
Raspberries
Heritage
Rubus ideaus
‘heritage’
27
Strawberries
Honeoye
Fragaria x
ananassa honeoye
No.
Species
Mature
Height
Description
Soil
Light
Uses
28
American
Elderberry
12'
Large flattened clusters of tiny creamcolored flowers in Summer, fragrant;
large clusters of small dark purple berries
in late summer.
Widely adaptable
to most soils
Full sun to
partial shade
food for songbirds & game
birds cover for broods of
young pheasants & quail,
erosion control.
15'
Masses of very aromatic lavender flowers
in late Spring, old-fashioned favorite!
Resistant to walnut toxicity.
Widely adaptable
to most soils
Full sun
Butterfly & hummingbird
attraction, screen
nesting for songbirds
10'
Flowering shrub. Packet has combination
of purple, pink and white with red centers,
attractive blossoms. Good for urban
conditions.
Tolerant of a wide
variety of soils
Full sun to
partial shade
Hummingbird attraction
15'
Small white flowers bloom April to July,
attractive bright red fruit late Summer.
Widely adaptable
to mostsoils
Full sun to
partial shade
Wildlife food for small
mammals & birds.
Sambusus
canadensis
29
Common Lilac
Syringa vulgaris
30
Rose of Sharon
Hibscus syriacus
31
Winterberry
Holly
Olex verticillata
A
Arbor Guard
Protects tree trunks from weed trimmers, mower decks and mice. 25% recycled polyethylene wrap around guard
expands as the tree grows. Gray tree bark color with ultraviolet inhibitors and will not lose its shape or color hue to
sun exposure. Holes in guard are the right size to discourage rodents, yet allow the bark to breathe so rot does not
develop.
B
Bat Box
One brown bat can eat 3,000 to 7,000 mosquitoes a night! Many people think that birds such as the purple martin are
the best natural defense against those tiny pests, but they are not! Bats feed when mosquitoes are most active at
night. One bat box will hold up to 60 brown bats.
C
Bluebird Box
Bluebird nesting timetable is from March 15 - June 20. The more nesting boxes you put up the more likely you are to
get your NEW YORK STATE BIRD, bluebird, in your yard.
D
Fertilizer
Tablets
Benefits: promotes vigorous growth, easy to use. Just put one tablet in planting hole, put some soil over and then plant
the tree or shrub. Time released slowly over a two year period.
E
Organic
Compost Tea
Bags
Convenient, fast and dose-controlled way to feed plants. No measuring, no waste. Your plants receive the even-feed
slow release nutrients over time as needed. Feeds plants up to 4 months. Biodegradable filter pak. Provides single dose
applications of sustained organic slow release nitrogen.
F
Organic Tree
Fertilizer
Spikes
Most effective way to deliver organic fertilizer to your trees. These spikes are placed in the soil, where microbes will
break them down for fast absorption by feeder roots.
G
Marking Flags
Mark your planting so you don’t mow it over! It also helps to remind you where you planted, so that you can keep weeds
from taking over the young tree or shrub.
H
Miller Liqua
Gel
Benefits: fewer lost trees, faster growth rate, better moisture retention. If you are not planning on planting your
trees within the next couple of days after pickup, we recommend you dipping your tree roots in this gel.
I
Rain Gauge
Tru-Check. Wherever accurate knowledge of rainfall is important. Great gift for farmers, homeowners, greens
keepers, orchardists, hobbyists, contractors and conservationists.
J
Stake it
Straight
Tree support kit includes: 3 100% recycled plastic stakes, three 10ft sections of tree rope, one unique, non-girdling
support strap. Help tree grow healthy and straight!
K
Stump-out
Removes old stumps from cut or wind damaged trees without having to dig. Stump-out makes a stump porous by
dissolving the lignin binding between the cellulose layers. Simply drill several holes in the top and sides of stump and fill
each hole with Stump-out. You can either burn the stump in four to six weeks or allow it to decompose naturally.
Stumps should be seasoned at least one year before use.
L
Tree Shelters
23" height, Package of 5 tree shelters, includes oak stakes, and nets, protects against animal, wind and weeds.
Order deadline is April 15th , 2017!
No orders accepted after deadline