Tree Sale

2021 Tree, Shrub, & Garden Sale

All orders must be prepaid by March 26, 2021 -- Complete your order below!

Once you have checked out, you will be redirected to a new page with information on pick-up. If you have questions, please contact our office at (419) 893-1966.

Delivery is NOT an option - All orders must be picked up at the Lucas County Fairgrounds between 9:00AM and 5:00PM on 4/15 or 4/16.

NOTE: Lucas SWCD charges no sales tax, but all online orders have a 3% + $0.30 fee to cover our web costs.
No debit cards please.

Want to skip the fee?? Download/print the order form and mail or drop off a copy with cash or check!

Conifers:

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Norway Spruce Pica abeis
A large, graceful tree with dark green foliage and heavy spreading branches. Needles are short, ½-1 inch. Growth rate of moderate to fast reaching 35 feet in 20 years. Has large cones. Grows well in most soils and drainage conditions, but prefers sandy soil. Height 40-60 feet and 25-30 feet in spread.

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White Pine Pinus strobus
A broad, oval, long-lived conifer. The needles are in bundles of five, flexible, blue-green to silver-green in color, range from 3-5 inches in length, and are very soft. Branches are very flexible. Fast growth to height of 40 feet in 20 years, up to 150-feet tall. Grows in a variety of soils.

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Concolor Fir Abies concolor
Also known as a White Fir. Grows to 100 feet and is one of the most beautiful and easy to care for evergreens. Ashy gray trunk with very soft silvery blue foliage. Terrific Christmas trees - holds needles best of any short-needled evergreen.

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Green Rocket Hybrid Cedar
Thuja plicata x
Fast growing! Whitetail deer resistant,
pleasant cedar-like aroma. Soft, lustrous green foliage and central leader sheds snow well. Stays greener in winter than other Arborvitae. Can tolerate drought and most soil conditions. Grows up to 3 feet a year, to 6-10 feet wide by 25 feet tall.

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**WINDBREAK SPECIAL**
100 Norway Spruce (Picea abeis) Seedlings for $50
A large, graceful tree with dark green foliage and heavy spreading branches. Needles are short, ½-1 inch. Growth rate of moderate to fast reaching 35 feet in 20 years. Has large cones. Grows well in most soils and drainage conditions, but prefers sandy soil. Height 40-60 feet and 25-30 feet in spread.

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Shade Trees, Hardwoods, & Shrubs:

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*NEW! Swamp White Oak
Quercus bicolor
Adaptable oak grows well in moist to wet soils, yet drought-resistant. Majestic spreading up to 80 feet tall. 1/2 to 3/4" acorns are excellent wildlife food. Dark green leaves with white undersides turn yellow-gold to red-brown in fall and "hang on" very late.

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*NEW! Sweetgum
Liquidambar styraciflua
Attractive star-shaped leaves have outstanding autumn color. Fruits are spiky green balls that turn brown in fall. Interesting ridged-bark pattern. Large tree, grows up to 100 feet tall with conical shape and 3-foot wide trunk. Prefers moderate to wet soils, but adaptable to many sites.

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*NEW! Eastern Redbud
Cercis canadensis
A small tree with the trunk divided close to the ground forming a graceful rounded crown. Lavender-pink flowers in April, followed by heart-shaped leaves and small bean pods. Yellow fall leaf color, a nice landscape tree. Height 15-20 feet, similar spread.

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*NEW! River Birch "City Slicker"
Betula nigra
This borer-resistant river birch develops showy cream-colored bark, with glossy dark green leaves that turn gold in fall. Can grow 2 to 3 feet per year, drought-tolerant and adaptable to a wide range of soils.

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*NEW! Serviceberry
Amelanchier alnifolia
Also known as Juneberry. Edible berries are a good substitute for blueberries in alkaline soils. Can be grown as a small tree or a large suckering shrub with white spring flowers followed by purple-blue fruit in summer. Mature height 15 to 20 feet.

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Northern Bayberry
Myrica pensylvanica
A rounded deer-resistant native shrub with leathery, aromatic leaves and waxy gray berries in winter for birds and even for candle-making. Adaptable to most soils, salt-tolerant, fixes nitrogen in the soil and prefers full sun. Low maintenance, 5-9 feet high.

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American Hazelnut
Corylus americana
Native shrub grows to 10 feet in 10 years. Serrated leaves turn red or purple in fall. Half-inch nuts shell easy and can be eaten raw or ground into flour. Good for wildlife food and cover, makes a nice border screen as a row.

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Buttonbush
Cephalanthus occidentalis
Attractive ball-shaped, creamy-white flowers in August that pollinators find irresistible. Provides nut-like seeds and good nesting sites for birds. Great for wet sites, rain gardens, and a wide array of soils. Grows up to 10 feet.

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Persimmon
Diospyros virginiana
Attractive mid-sized yard tree with large leaves, dark chunky bark, fragrant creamy-yellow flowers and edible coral-colored fruits. Tough and adaptable, grows quickly to 30-80 feet. Excellent nectar source for bees, food for wildlife and tasty recipes!

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Winterberry
Ilex verticillata
A native holly that loses its dark green leaves in winter but keeps its attractive red berries until spring - if the birds don't get them first! Adaptable to most soils and grows to 10 feet high. The berries attract 49 species of birds. Flowers are valuable to honeybees and pollinators. Not edible for humans.

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