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Montgomery

Soil & Water Conservation

District

10025 Amity Road

Brookville, Ohio 45309-9442

S P R I N G 2 0 1 8 / T R E E & P L A N T S A L E

The Conservation Advocate

Trees are for the Birds (and You)!

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T r e e s & B i r d s … … … … p g 1

M V L N C I S u m m i t … … p g 2

N a t i v e F l o w e r S a l e … p g 2

S c h o l a r s h i p s … … … … p g 3

L A E P P … … … … … … … … p g 3

T r e e & P l a n t S a l e … p g 4 - 6

O r d e r F o r m … … … … … p g 7

A d d i t i o n a l I n f o … … … p g 8

Upcoming Events

Feb. 7 - Board Meeting, 3:00 pm

Feb. 19 - President’s Day - Office Closed

March 7 - Board Meeting, 3:00 pm

March 10 - Leave No Child Inside Summit, Dayton Metro Library, Main Branch

March 16 - Tree & Plant Sale Order Deadline

March 30- OH Forestry, Camp Canopy Scholarship Applications Due

April 4 - Board Meeting, 7:00 pm

April 12 & 13 - Tree & Plant Sale Pick-up

April 29- May 6 - Soil Stewardship Week, "Watersheds: Our Water, Our Home"

May 2 - Board Meeting, 7:00 pm

May 4 - College Scholarship Application Due

May 28 - Memorial Day - Office Closed

June 6 - Board Meeting, 7:00 pm

June 19 - Native Perennial Flower ‘Sale’

Vol. 5, No. 1

Phone: (937) 854-7645

www.MontgomerySWCD.org

“Wise Stewardship of Our Natural Heritage”

Birding is one of the most popular pastimes in North America. Many people feed birds so they can get close-up views of their gorgeous colors and fun antics. But the cost of special seed and feeders adds up quickly! It’s estimated that 60 million people spend close to a billion dollars annually on seed and associated products. There is a better and cheaper way to attract birds!

Attract a variety of birds to your yard by planting suitable trees and shrubs. It’s beneficial for you and the birds! Research from Texas A&M University shows that being in more natural settings helps lower stress. With 80% of Ohioans living in urban settings, maintaining a balance with nature is an easy, economical way to maintain emotional well-being. Nurturing a native ecosystem in your yard also helps birds. Like people, birds need food, water, and shelter to survive. Planting trees of different types, sizes, and forms encourages bird diversity. Try to include main forest ‘layers’, Top, Mid and Lower tiers, in your yard. Our Montgomery Soil & Water Conservation District (SWCD) Tree & Plant sale offers trees in all these categories to help you provide for your favorite new neighbors!

Top Tier trees include tall-growing species like oak, hickory and maple as well as pine, spruce and cedar. These provide Continued on Page 3

Montgomery Soil & Water Conservation District (SWCD). Published Quarterly by the Montgomery SWCD, 10025 Amity Rd, Brookville OH 45309-9442. Postmaster: Send address changes to Montgomery SWCD, 10025 Amity Rd, Brookville, OH 45309-9442

To Contact Us Dial 937-854-7646, followed by the Employee Extension.

B o a r d o f S u p e r v i s o r s

Bruce Flora Fred Glander

Dr. Mark Judy Bill Meyer

Duane Plessinger

M o n t g o m e r y S W C D S t a f f

Cheryl Barkalow Ext. 0514

[email protected]

Travis Blanton Ext. 0517

[email protected]

Stefan Bridenbaugh Ext. 0518

[email protected]

Holly Buchanan Ext. 0519

[email protected]

Ed Everman Ext. 0516

[email protected]

Jeremy Huggler Ext. 0520

[email protected]

Kristen Lauer Ext. 0521

[email protected]

Nick Wheeler Ext. 0517

[email protected]

N R C S S t a f f

Jeff Barnes Ext. 0515

[email protected]

Karen McCalister Ext. 0522

[email protected] Eastern Bluebirds at the

Montgomery SWCD

BUCHANAN’S WILDLIFE

SOLUTIONS, LLC.

MICHAEL E. BUCHANAN, OWNER

(937) 602-6055

“Helping you with wildlife conflicts”

AMAZING

NATIVE

LANDSCAPES

Coombs Excavating & Drainage, Inc.

P.O. Box 546

5037 Hamilton-Eaton Road

Collinsville, Ohio 45004

(513) 726-6124 cell:(513) 623-7072

[email protected]

Trusted since 1954 to service your

Septic Systems and Grease Traps!

(937) 746-6361

CUNNINGHAM ELECTRIC INC.

Dick Cunningham

13229 Old Dayton Rd. New Lebanon, OH 45345

(937) 687-2339

CY SCHWIETERMAN, INC Farm Drainage-Excavating

Grass Waterways Conservation Projects

4240 SR 49, Arcanum, Ohio 45304

Phone: (937) 548-3965

P A G E 2 T H E C O N S E R V A T I O N A D V O C A T E

Native Perennial Flower Sale!

Leave No Child Inside Summit FREE! Saturday, March 10, 2018, 9:30am – 5:00pm

Connect kids with nature and learn how you can help children and families discover the benefits of unstructured outdoor play! This event is a great resource for parents, educators, and health professionals who want to learn more about encouraging children to get outside, as well as the myriad of benefits to spending time in nature. The 7th Annual Miami Valley Leave No Child Inside Summit is going to be at the brand new Main Branch of the Dayton Metro Library, 215 E.3rd St., in Dayton, Ohio. In the morning, pick one of four workshops: Growing up WILD , Green SchoolYard, Raise a Wild Child Book Club, and Getting OUTside Family Café. In the afternoon, Dr. Duby with Wright State University and Dayton Children’s Hospital, will be giving the keynote, ‘Building Brains Through Outdoor Play’, and the OUTstanding Teacher Awards will be announced. Chances to learn about the Montgomery SWCD and other conservation organizations and to network will be

available at different times throughout the day. For more information or to register (which is required) visit http://bit.ly/MVLNCIsummit or or call (937) 275-PARK. Lunch is available for $11, but the Summit is FREE!

Tuesday, June 19th, 2018 from 8:30am - 4:00pm Montgomery SWCD office

We are once again having our Annual Native Perennial Flower Sale! The plants in this sale are all ‘volunteer’ seedlings from the native perennials planted around our office building and grounds. Each year, we take the surplus plants and transplant them into pots to share them with you! The sale is first come, first served, and by donation only. Availability is determined by what grows and gets transplanted.

If you want the best ‘bang for your buck’ in your landscaping for pollinators, birds, butterflies and other wildlife, native plants are what you need! This sale is a great way to get a variety of native plants that thrive in this region.

If you’d like to help with the transplanting or sale, call Kristen Lauer to set up a time. Don’t miss this inexpensive way to add beautiful flowers to your landscape!

Zebra Swallowtail butterfly on

Purple Coneflower at the office.

Landscape Design

Residential & Commercial

1/2mi N. of Phillipsburg on 49

Margie Goodin

937-307-4857 [email protected]

Flower Garden Installation & Maintenance

Tree & Shrub Planting & Pruning

Invasive Plant Control

Prairie Installation, Restoration & Maintenance

BRINGING NATURE HOME

Your Local Store for Livestock, Pet,

And Wildlife Feed and Supplies

(937) 696-2028

www.brubakergrain.com

Duane Heuker

(937) 416-4905

“We do what most others won’t”

Septic Systems • Mound Systems

General Excavation • Drainage

Demolition • Sewer & Water

Installation & Repair

Pullins Drainage

Pullins Enterprises Samuel Pullins

12662 Shanley Rd., Quincy OH 43343

H: (937) 362-2665 Fax: (937) 362-3878

Mobile: (937) 539-0370

[email protected]

WENGERLAWN NURSERY CO.

Specializing in Ground Covers

6450 Wengerlawn Rd. Brookville, Ohio 45309

(937) 884-7692

Ag Drainage Division

1987 Quaker Trace Rd.

Jason Miller, Manager

[email protected]

937-603-3370

MIAMI AG DRAINAGE

Making Moisture Manageable

Tile Installation

GPS Mapping

Tile Sales

(937) 533-7161 Fax (937) 473-5730

225 W. Upper Lewisburg-Salem Rd.

Brookville, OH 45309

(937) 833-2111

P A G E 3 S P R I N G 2 0 1 8 / T R E E & P L A N T S A L E

Ask us about LAEPP

Scholarships Available!

Are you a farm owner in Montgomery County? Did you know there is a program for preserving your farmland? The Local Agricultural Easement Purchase Program (LAEPP) provides funding to farmland owners for placing an agricultural easement on their property. The easement is a voluntary and legally binding restriction placed on a farm. This means the easement will forever protect your farmland from development. The Montgomery SWCD, a Local Sponsor of this program, would love to work with you to protect your farm. This competitive program pays farmers for their easements. In Montgomery County, nearly 4,000 acres of farmland have been protected since 2002. For more information, please contact Office Secretary Holly Buchanan or visit the Ohio Department of Agriculture website at www.agri.ohio.gov. Look for the ‘Farmland Preservation’ tab under ‘Programs.’

Ohio Forestry & Wildlife Conservation Camp is now ‘Camp Canopy’, and you can live and learn there for a week, on us! We offer a full scholarship (worth $375) to one deserving Montgomery county resident who has completed at least 9th grade and is interested in forestry, conservation and wildlife!

If you are graduating this spring, we also offer a $500 scholarship to a resident who is headed to a two or four year program in Natural Resources Management or an Agricultural Field.

For more details, deadlines, and the applications, go to www.MontgomerySWCD.org, give us a call, or stop by our office. We’re excited to help you on your learning journey!

Trees are for the Birds (and You)! …Continued from Page 1

food, shelter and nesting sites to birds such as Scarlet Tanagers, White-breasted Nuthatches and Baltimore Orioles. Mid Tier trees such as serviceberry and dogwood attract Wood Thrushes for their fruit and as nesting sites. In the Lower tier, northern bayberry and creeping juniper attract Tree Swallows and Eastern Bluebirds. As you plan your tree arrangement, leave some clear spaces between the trees to encourage birds such as American Robin who need open habitats.

You don’t have to have a huge spread with dozens of trees for songbirds. Even a few trees bring delightful results. Viewing songbirds in your yard is educational and fun! Regular visitors will depend on the trees you select. Review the characteristics listed for our sale trees, consult your local forester, or reach out to the Montgomery SWCD for advice!

Using nature’s bird feeders - trees - will leave you with more time to spend watching birds (instead of filling feeders), better provide for the birds, and save you money on birdseed!

A Montgomery County farm

in the LAEPP program.

American Robin

T H E C O N S E R V A T I O N A D V O C A T E

Deciduous Trees (Native)

2018 Tree & Plant Sale Descriptions

P A G E 4

You have two options for placing your order! Mail in or drop off the enclosed order form with your check, or

Order & Pay Online at www.MontgomerySWCD.org (QR Code on Page 7)

There will be a 5% additional cost for online orders to cover PayPal’s transaction fee

Size, Age Species Price

NEW! Basswood (1 or 5) 12-18”, 1 yr. Tilia americana 1 for $3, 5 for $16

"]Z7%c < Height 50-80’, up to 50’wide. Full sun to part shade, moist to well-drained soils. Heart-shaped leaves. Abundant small, fragrant pale yellow spring flowers loved by bees led to the nickname ‘bee tree’.

Paw Paw (Common) (1 or 5) 12-18”, 2 yr. Asimina triloba 1 for $2, 5 for $10

]Z% < Grows 12-20’. Slow growing. Maroon flowers in spring. Prefers deep fertile soils and full sun. Highly nutritious custard-like fruit with a tropical flavor ripens in late summer to fall. Two needed for fruiting.

American Persimmon (1 or 5) 12-18”, 1 yr. Diospyros virginiana 1 for $2, 5 for $6

]Z7% < Height 30-60’. Orange fruit is sweet after frost. Full sun to part shade, moist to dry soils.

Red Oak (1 or 5) 12-18”, 1 yr. Quercus rubra 1 for $2, 5 for $6

]Z7%c Height 70-80’ in full to part sun, dry to medium soils. Dense green foliage turns deep red in fall. Relatively fast growing. Tolerant of urban conditions. Very valuable to wildlife, moths and butterflies.

River Birch (1 or 5) 12-18”, 1 yr. Betula nigra 1 for $2, 5 for $5

]Z% Grows 40 -70’ tall and up to 60’wide in full sun to part shade. Fast growing. Does well in medium to wet soils. Peeling bark adds winter interest. Very valuable to birds for seeds and nesting.

NEW! Sassafras (1 or 5) 12-18”, 1 yr. Sassafras albidum 1 for $2, 5 for $8

"]Z7% Grows 30-60’ high, 25-40’ wide in many soil types, full sun to part shade. Leaves may be oval, mitten-shaped or three lobed on the same tree, and turn yellow, purple and red in fall.

Shellbark Hickory(1 or 5) 12-18”, 1 yr. Carya laciniosa 1 for $3, 5 for $12

]Z%c< Height 60-80’. Straight trunk, shiny dark green leaves, and a sweet, edible nut. Does well in medium soils to wet bottomlands and marginal floodplains.

Sugar Maple (1 or 5) 12-18”, 2 yr. Acer saccharum 1 for $2, 5 for $6

]7%c< Height 75’. Popular shade and ornamental tree. Prefers full sun to part shade in moist soils. Its sap can be used for maple syrup. Brilliant scarlet-orange fall foliage.

Tulip Poplar (1 or 5) 12-18”, 1 yr. Liriodendron tulipifera 1 for $2, 5 for $6

"]7%c Height 80-150’. Prefers moist well-drained soil in full sun, but will tolerate part shade. Has green tulip shaped leaves and flowers (greenish-yellow with an orange base). Blooms in mid-June.

White Flowering Dogwood (1 or 5) 12-18”, 1 yr. Cornus florida 1 for $2, 5 for $6

"]Z7% Grows 15-40’. Beautiful white flowers in the spring. Red leaves in the fall. Red berries eaten by numerous song and game birds and other wildlife. Prefers moist, rich soils.

White Oak (1 or 5) 12-18”, 1 yr. Quercus alba 1 for $2, 5 for $7

]Z7%c Height 50-80’. Dark green leaves with deeply rounded lobes and light gray bark. Does well with full sun in a variety of soils, from moist to dry. Very valuable to wildlife, moths and butterflies.

" : Showy Flowers

] : Beneficial to Birds

Z : Beneficial to Wildlife

7 : Beneficial to Pollinators

% : Host Plant for Butterflies/Moths c : Good Replacement for Ash Trees Nf : Fixes Nitrogen into the Soil

< : Fruit/Nuts/Plant Edible for People

Tree/Plant Characteristics Icons


Small Trees/Shrubs (Native)

Groundcovers (Native) Size, Age Species Price

American Cranberrybush (5) 12-18”, 1 yr. Vaccinium macrocarpon $12

"]Z7% < Prostrate habit, usually less than 1’ tall. Light pink flowers and red edible fruit! Leaves glossy green in the summer and reddish-brown in winter. Prefers wet, acidic soils and full sun.

NEW! Creeping Juniper (5) 3-6”, 2 yr. Juniperus horizontalis $6

]Z% Low-growing. 1-2’ tall and up to 10’wide. Blue-green scale-like foliage, purplish edges in winter. Sun to part-shade. Great for dry areas, for retaining walls, foundations and erosion control. Native to northern U.S.

Woodland Strawberries (5) 3-6”, 1 yr. Fragaria vesca $3

"]Z7% < Height 3 - 9”, spread up to 1’. A lovely native groundcover for full sun to part shade, medium to well drained soil. Spreads by runners. White flowers followed by small but tasty, sweet bright red strawberries!


Size/Age Species Price

Allegheny Serviceberry (1 or 5) 12-18”, 1 yr. Amelanchier laevis 1 for $2, 5 for $7

"]Z7% < Also known as Juneberry. Height 25’, width 15’. White fragrant flowers become sweet purple fruit. Yellow to red fall color. Prefers moist, acidic, rich soils, but is adaptable. Full sun to partial shade.

American Hazelnut (1 or 5) 12-18”, 1 yr. Corylus americana 1 for $2, 5 for $7

]Z7% < Grows to 16’ tall and 13’wide. Also known as the American Filbert. Adaptable to moist or dry soils. Best nut production in full sun, two needed for nut production. Tasty nuts desirable to humans & wildlife.

NEW! Smooth Wild Rose (1 or 5) 12-18”, 1 yr. Rosa blanda 1 for $2, 5 for $6

"]Z7% < Native rose. Canes lack prickles on new growth. Can grow mounding or trellis-trained. Full sun to part shade, dry to moist soil. Fragrant pink blooms with bright yellow center mature into edible rose 'hips'.

NEW! Common Witchhazel (1 or 5) 12-18”, 1 yr. Hamamelis virginiana 1 for $2, 5 for $8

"]Z7% Grows to 30’ high, 15’ wide. Attractive small tree with bright yellow flowers blooming October to December. Fall color is also a bright yellow. Good for naturalizing in sun or shade. Deer resistant.

Elderberry (1 or 5) 12-18”, 1 yr. Sambucus canadensis 1 for $2, 5 for $6

"]Z7% < Fast growing up to 10’ tall and 8’ wide. Needs full sun. Grows in any soil type and is wetland tolerant. White flowers bloom in the summer. Blue-black berries are used to make jelly, preserves and wine.

NEW! New Jersey Tea (1 or 5) 6-12”, 1 yr. Ceanothus americanus 1 for $2, 5 for $9

"]Z7%Nf < Grows 5’ high and wide. Full sun to part shade, dry to medium soils. Glossy leaves and

abundant white flowers loved by hummingbirds. Deer resistant. Leaves have been used as a tea substitute.

NEW! Northern Bayberry (1 or 5) 12-18”, 1 yr. Morella pensylvanica 1 for $2, 5 for $7

]Z% Grows 5-10’ high and wide. Slow growing. Full sun to part shade, dry to wet soils. If both male and female plants present, females will have silvery berries. Glossy aromatic leaves and berries persist into Winter.

NEW! Purple-Flowering Raspberry (1 or 5) 18-24”, 1 yr. Rubus odoratus 1 for $3, 5 for $11

"]Z7%< Grows to 3-6’ high, 6-12’ wide. Full sun to part shade, moist soils. Showy large rose-lavender flowers and dark green large maple-like leaves on upright, arching thornless canes. Fruit edible but not plentiful.

Spicebush (1 or 5) 12-18”, 1 yr. Lindera benzoin 1 for $2, 5 for $6

"]Z7% < Grows 6-12’. Very showy deciduous shrub that is very tolerant of wet, shady conditions. Tiny clusters of small white flowers in spring and scarlet fruit in fall. Oblong, aromatic green leaves turn yellow in fall.

Evergreens (Conifers)

P A G E 6 T H E C O N S E R V A T I O N A D V O C A T E


Wildflowers/Perennials (Native) all in 1 gallon pots, $8.00 each

Size, Age Species Price Arborvitae (1 or 25) 8-15”, 2 yr. Thuja occidentalis 1 for $2, 25 for $14

]Z NATIVE. (Northern White Cedar) Height 40’. Evergreen foliage is scale-like and flat. For windbreaks, plant 4’ apart. Red squirrels and birds like the seeds.

Colorado Blue Spruce (1 or 25) 12-18”, 4 yr. Picea pungens 1 for $2, 25 for $35

]Z Grows 80-100’. Needles 1-1.5” long. Color varies from green to silver blue. Likes ordinary soil, average moisture & full sun. Slowest growing, but most popular spruce. Ornamental, windbreaks, Christmas trees.

Norway Spruce (1 or 25) 14-18”, 3 yr. Picea abies 1 for $2, 25 for $28

]Z Grows 60-90’. Dark green needles. Branches droop gracefully tree matures. Does well in average soil, but prefers moist soil to maintain a deep green color. Ornamental, or used as timber or for windbreaks.

NEW! Red Cedar (1 or 25) 10-16”, 2 yr. Juniperus virginiana 1 for $2, 25 for $32

]Z % NATIVE. Grows 30-65’. Full sun, dry to moist soil. Dark green ‘scale-like’ foliage. Reddish brown bark exfoliates in thin strips on mature trees. Blue berry-like cones on female trees a favorite of many birds.

White Pine (1 or 25) 12-18”, 4 yr. Pinus strobus 1 for $2, 25 for $38

]Z% NATIVE. Grows 75-100’. Soft blue-green needles 3-5” long. Prefers moist sandy loam soil, full sun.

NEW! White Spruce (1 or 25) 12-18”, 3 yr. Picea glauca 1 for $2, 25 for $27

]Z% Native to northern U.S. Grows 40-60’. Green to gray-green needles, 1/3 to 3/4” long. Likes moist soil & full sun. Good as an ornamental or in windbreaks in both rural and urban areas. Common for Christmas trees.

Supplies

Single Rain Barrel Kit (1): $30 Parts, (No Barrel!) instructions, and Tip Sheet. For those who already have a barrel and just need the supplies to convert it into a rain barrel.

Single Rain Barrel Kit & Barrel (1): $55 55 gallon Barrel, Parts, instructions, and Tip Sheet. Everything you need to make and hook up a rain barrel!

Marking flags (1): $0.10 White Vinyl Flag (2.5” by 3.5”) on a 21” wire staff. Make your young trees safer by making them more visible.

4’ Tube Tree Shelter w/ Stake (1): $5 Boost upward growth and protect from wildlife. Made in America, 100% recycled plastic. “Miracle Tube Tree Shelters” brand. Rated the best in independent studies!

Blue False Indigo: Baptisia australis - "]Z7%Nf Deep blue flowers with blue-green foliage. Deep

rooted, slow growing, and long lived. Reaches 3-5’. Full sun, dry to moist soil. Deer-resistant.

Blue Flag Iris: Iris versicolor - "]7% Violet-blue flowers accented with pale yellow. Height and spread 2-3’. Moist to wet soil, part shade to full sun. Provides nectar for native bees and hummingbirds!

Butterflyweed: Asclepias tuberosa - "]7% . Bright orange blossoms. Blooms June - August and reaches a height of 2-3’. Full to part sun and well drained, dry to moist soils. Great for monarch butterflies.

Cardinal Flower: Lobelia cardinalis - "] Bright red flower spikes. Grows to a height of 2-5’. Blooms July-September. Loved by hummingbirds. Full sun to nearly full shade, wet to moist soil.

NEW! Christmas Fern: Polystichum acrostichoides - ]Z % Height and spread of 1-2’. Dry to medium soil, part to full shade. Glossy green arching fronds are evergreen for winter interest.

Swamp Milkweed: Asclepias incarnata - "]7% Mauve flowers attract butterflies, especially monarchs, who need milkweed to survive. Grows 2-4’. Great for a rain garden, and equally wonderful for dry areas.


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NEW! Basswood (1 or 5) 1 for $3, 5 for $16

Paw Paw (Common) (1 or 5) 1 for $2, 5 for $10

American Persimmon (1 or 5) 1 for $2, 5 for $6

Red Oak (1 or 5) 1 for $2, 5 for $6

River Birch (1 or 5) 1 for $2, 5 for $5

NEW! Sassafras (1 or 5) 1 for $2, 5 for $8

Shellbark Hickory (1 or 5) 1 for $3, 5 for $12

Sugar Maple (1 or 5) 1 for $2, 5 for $6

Tulip Poplar (1 or 5) 1 for $2, 5 for $6

White Flowering Dogwood (1 or 5) 1 for $2, 5 for $6

White Oak (1 or 5) 1 for $2, 5 for $7

Allegheny Serviceberry (1 or 5) 1 for $2, 5 for $7

American Hazelnut (1 or 5) 1 for $2, 5 for $7

NEW! Smooth Wild Rose (1 or 5) 1 for $2, 5 for $6

NEW! Common Witchhazel (1 or 5) 1 for $2, 5 for $8

Elderberry (1 or 5) 1 for $2, 5 for $6

NEW! New Jersey Tea (1 or 5) 1 for $2, 5 for $9

NEW! Northern Bayberry (1 or 5) 1 for $2, 5 for $7

NEW! Purple-Flowering Raspberry (1 or 5) 1 for $3, 5 for $11

Spicebush (1 or 5) 1 for $2, 5 for $6

American Cranberrybush (5) 5 for $12

NEW! Creeping Juniper (5) 5 for $6

Woodland Strawberries (5) 5 for $3

Arborvitae (1 or 25) 1 for $2, 25 for $14

Colorado Blue Spruce (1 or 25) 1 for $2, 25 for $35

Norway Spruce (1 or 25) 1 for $2, 25 for $28

NEW! Red Cedar (1 or 25) 1 for $2, 25 for $32

White Pine (1 or 25) 1 for $2, 25 for $38

NEW! White Spruce (1 or 25) 1 for $2, 25 for $27

Blue False Indigo (1) 1 for $8

Blue Flag Iris (1) 1 for $8

Butterflyweed (1) 1 for $8

Cardinal Flower (1) 1 for $8

NEW! Christmas Fern (1) 1 for $8

Swamp Milkweed (1) 1 for $8

Single Rain Barrel Kit (1) 1 for $30

Single Rain Barrel Kit & Barrel (1) 1 for $55

Marking Flags (1 ) 1 for $0.10

Tube Tree Shelter w/Stake (1) 1 for $5

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Order Deadline: March 16, 2018 Limited Quantities. Place your orders early!

Order with the enclosed Order Form, or online with PayPal!

To order by mail, please send your check or money order made out to 'Montgomery SWCD' in with your order.

To order online, follow the link from www.MontgomerySWCD.org (5% additional cost for online orders to cover PayPal’s fees).

Pick-Up Dates/Times: April 12th & 13th, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Pick-Up Location: Montgomery SWCD Office, 10025 Amity Road, Brookville, Ohio 45309

Extra Sale Items: Any extras will be available for sale during order pickup on a first-come, first-served basis. Any extra items can only be paid for with cash or check.

Abandoned Orders: Any orders left five business days after the pick-up date will be donated at the discretion of the Montgomery SWCD, and no refunds will be granted.

Please remember: these trees and shrubs are bare rooted tree seedlings, not full grown trees. Most orders fit into one or two grocery bags. Anyone may purchase from this sale. To keep

costs low, we cannot furnish replacements, or mail or deliver orders. We reserve the right to make substitutions if necessary.

Interested in making a TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATION? Add it to your order! Donations will be used for our Conservation Education programs.

A BIG Thanks to our 2017 Donors!

USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

All programs and services provided by the Montgomery Soil & Water Conservation District are available to everyone without regard to race, color, sex, religion, national origin, age, handicap or marital status.

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