PULASKI COUNTY
SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
2017 SPRING TREE SALE
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Trees may be planted without restrictions. No minimum quantity to order.
Trees are not guaranteed and we do not offer replacements. Payment at time of pick-up
All sizes are approximate.
ORDERS MUST BE RECEIVED BY March 29th, 2017
Pick-up Date – Saturday April 1st, 2017 between 10:00 A.M. & 2:00 P.M.
TREES: Evergreens / SIZE / TYPE / PRICE / ORDERED / TOTAL $$These trees sold in bundles of 10
North Carolina (White) Pine / 16” – 22” / Bare Root / $ 15.00 Bdl. / $
Norway Spruce / 14” –24” / Bare Root / $ 17.00 Bdl. / $
Am. Arborvitae (White Cedar) / 12” – 20” / Bare Root / $ 16.00 Bdl. / $
2017 TREE DESCRIPTIONS
North Carolina (White) Pine – Fast growing with soft, green-blue needles, 4” long. Prefers moderate drained soils, tolerates more shade than other pines. Excellent for windbreaks, sound barriers. Grows 80’ to 100’.
Norway Spruce – Needles stiff 1/2” to 1” long; spirally arranged; 4 angled; sharp pointed; shiny, dark green with whitish lines; drooping foliage; Prefers moist soil; grows 75 to 100 feet tall; good winter cover for wildlife.
American Arborvitae (White Cedar) – Moderate to fast growth. Good privacy and windscreen tree; moist soil of any type, except hard clay. Good year long evergreen color.
Seedling Care
When picking up seedlings, transport in a cool covered vehicle
Store trees in a cool area out of direct sunlight or in a cooler if you do not plant them the same day.
Make sure the trees have adequate moisture during storage periods.
Plant the trees as soon as possible but no later than one week.
During planting, care must be taken to keep seedlings moist, shaded and protected from the wind.