2016 Tree Sale
Place Your Orders Today!
Supplies are LIMITED!
In our continued effort to improve the Tioga County Conservation
District Tree Sale, we are offering some new varieties this year. We
have a few fruit-bearing trees and some shrubs for those of you who
live in town or are just interested in having some smaller items to
plant on your property. Unfortunately, trees & shrubs across the
board are limited again this year so there are fewer varieties to
choose from. We tried to select the most mature trees in the largest
sizes to limit mortality. We have also included some information on
each tree and shrub to help you decide which ones are best for you
and your hopeful planting location. Supplies are limited so please
mail in or drop off your order forms by February 26th, 2016. Be
sure to keep pages 3 & 4 for the pick-up & planting information!
The pick-up dates are April 27th & 28th 2016!
Order Information:
Order #__________
Name: _____________________________________________________________
Daytime Phone #: ____________________________ Date: __________________
Email: _____________________________________________________________
Address: ___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
Total Due: ___________________________ Paid (Ck #): ____________________
Coniferous Varieties
Variety
Size
Age
Pkt of 10
Pkt of 25
Pkt of 100 Quantity Sub Total
Eastern White Pine
10”-20”
4yr
$13.00
$23.00
$56.00
Norway Spruce
10”-24”
4yr
$13.00
$23.00
$56.00
Colorado Blue
Spruce
7”-14”
4yr
$13.00
$23.00
$56.00
Deciduous Varieties
Variety
Size
Age
Pkt of 10
Pkt of 25
Pkt of 100 Quantity
Sub Total
Red Oak
10”-24”
2yr
$15.00
$25.00
$65.00
Sawtooth Oak
15”-30”
2yr
$15.00
$25.00
$65.00
White Oak
18”-24”
2yr
$15.00
$25.00
$65.00
Tulip Poplar
10”-28”
2yr
$15.00
$25.00
$65.00
Wild Black cherry
18”-24”
2yr
$16.00
$27.00
65.00
Black Walnut
18”-24”
2yr
$16.00
$27.00
65.00
Pkt of 10
Pkt of 25
Pkt of 100 Quantity Sub Total
$15.00
$27.00
$70.00
Shrub & Fruit-Bearing Varieties
Variety—Shrub
Size
Age
Winterberry
8”-18” 3yr
Fruit Bearing
Variety- Apple
Fruit Bearing
Each
Qty
Total
Variety– Cherry Each
Crimson Crisp (Apple) $13.00
Kristin (Cherry)
$14.00
Pink Lady (Apple)
$13.00
Heartland (Cherry)
$14.00
Honeycrisp (Apple)
$13.00
Benton (Cherry)
$16.00
Liberty (Apple)
$13.00
Stardust (Cherry)
$14.00
Qty
Toal
Other Items
Item
Per Unit
Pkt of 100 Quantity
Fertilizer Packets (one per tree)
$.25
$25.00
36” Marking Flags
$.15
$15.00
Water Gel (+1 gal H2O treats 250 seedlings)
$1.00
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Tubex Tree Shelter (4 ft tall w/ bird guard)
$6.00
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*Apple & Cherry Trees are SOLD INDIVIDUALLY!
*Sales tax is already included in price.*
(Transfer to Front)
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Sub Total
Amount Due:
$________________
Which Varieties Work Best for You?
Coniferous Varieties
Eastern White Pine - Likes moist to dry woodlands and forested slopes. Excellent for wildlife. Great for areas within 5075 ft of water for erosion control. Fast growth; Long-living; 50-80’ tall.
Norway Spruce - Likes forest plantations and cultivated sites. Prefers full to partial sun. Establishes well in Goldenrod and
good for song birds. Med-Fast growth; 40-60’ tall.
Colorado Blue Spruce - Likes moist, acidic soils with full sun. Does not tolerate shade. Shallow root system. Popular
for landscaping and Christmas trees. Slow to Med growth; 30-65’ tall.
Deciduous Varieties
Red Oak - Prefers neutral to acidic soil pH with wide moisture tolerance. Handles moist to dry sites. Deep roots. Great for
areas within 50-75 ft of water for erosion control. Fast growth; 60-75’ tall.
Sawtooth Oak - Sawtooth oak seedlings do not do well in poorly drained soils or in areas subject to flooding. If under water
for 24 hours in the summer, they will not survive. This plant has been found to be resistant to disease and insect damage.
Sawtooth oak is a large species, reaching a mature height of 70 feet.
White Oak - Although found on many soil types, white oak does best on coarse, deep, moist, well-drained, with medium fertility, and slightly acid soils. It is well adapted to heavy soils and north and east-facing slopes. Queues alba L., It is a large,
stately tree that grows up to over 100 feet tall, and 38 to 50 inches in diameter, with a round to wide spreading irregular
crown
Tulip Poplar - Tulip poplar is exacting in soil and moisture requirements. It does best on moderately moist, deep, well
drained, loose textured soils; it rarely grows well in very dry or very wet situations. This tree is rapid growing, attaining
heights of 80- 120 feet and a trunk diameter of 2 to 5 feet. Young trees have a pyramidal form
Wild Black Cherry- The wild black cherry tree (Prunis serontina) is an indigenous North American tree which will grow to
between 60-90 feet tall with lightly serrated, shiny, dark green leaves. Growing black cherries have low branches which tend
to droop and brush the ground.
Black Walnut - Grows in a variety of soils, but best in fertile, well-drained soil, height at maturity 50 to 75 feet. This tree
attracts many mammals but is also home to many pests like borers, scales, tent caterpillars and aphids. The tree is not recommended for planting in lawns because the berries tend to be messy.
Shrub & Fruit-Bearing Varieties
Winterberry—Tolerant of acidic and wet soils. Winterberry is a globular, upright, medium-sized shrub, typically 6-10 ft. tall
(to 20 ft. in some circumstances).
Crimson Crisp (Apple) - Medium size and crimson red color over 95% of surface. Very firm with a tart complex flavor.
The tree is grower friendly matures in mid-season and will keep in cold storage 6 mo.
Pink Lady (Apple) - Medium to large fruit with a sweet-tart flavor and a long storage life. Matures 200-215 days after
bloom . Matures November in south-central PA.
Honeycrisp (Apple) - Fruit averages 3” and up, with a crisp, juicy sweet-tart flavor. Winer hardiness for northern growing .
Tree is non-vigorous and late blooming.
Liberty (Apple) - Medium-sized, yellow-fleshed dessert apple that is scab resistant. Fruit should ripen between the end of
Sept. and early Oct. Best planted in full sun. Can reach 15’ tall.
Kristin (Cherry) - An exceptional new early-season Cherry. Tree is productive and hardy
Heartland (Cherry) - This open pollinated Windsor cross is an early to mid-season . Very Vigorous
Benton (Cherry) - An early to mid-season . Self Fertile and of excellent quality.
Stardust (Cherry) - A late Season, late blooming and self fertile cherry. This is a winter hardy tree.
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2016 Tree Sale
Orders accepted if available until February 26th, 2016. Include payment with order. Do not include PA
Sales Tax as this is included in the price. Make checks payable to the TIOGA COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT, 1867 Shumway Hill Rd, Wellsboro, PA 16901. Phone (570)724-1801 during pickup
days. All orders must be picked up at the Tioga County Fair Grounds in Whitneyville, PA. Pickup Dates:
Wednesday, April 27th and Thursday, April 28th from 8:30AM to 5:00 PM.
Detach & Save Above for Day of Pickup!
OUR NEW ADDRESS IS:
Tioga County Conservation District
1867 Shumway Hill Rd.
Wellsboro, PA 16901