2013 Seedling Tree Sales Order Form

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Sheridan County Conservaon District 2013 Applicaon for Seedling Trees

ORDER DEADLINE MARCH 31, 2013

Bareroot Trees-lots of 25 per species only

DECIDOUS- 10-30 Topheight $29.00 per 25

CONIFER- 5-12 Topheight $29.00 per 25

Species Cost per 25 # of units Total

01 Caragana

02 Cotoneaster

04 Chokecherry

05 Lilac

06 Nave Plum

07 Sumac

08 Sand Cherry

09 Nanking Cherry

11 Wild Rose

12 Bualoberry

14 Golden Currant

17 Red-osier Dogwood

18 N.M. Privet

19 Wax Current

20 Green Ash

22 Hybrid Coonwood

23 Nave Willow Mix

24 Golden Willow

26 Honeylocust

30 Bur Oak

32 Coyote Willow

34 Peachleaf Willow

35 Prairie Sky Poplar

102 Eastern Red Cedar

104 Rocky Mt. Juniper

BAREROOT SUBTOTAL

Bareroot Wildlife Package-25 trees; 5 trees each of:

Chokecherry; Nave Plum; Sumac; Golden Current; Bualoberry

$35.00 per package

Species Cost/Pkg # of units Total

Wildlife Package

To ensure availability, please order soon and enclose paymentwith your order. Order deadline: 3/31/2013

Please return order and make checks payable to:Sheridan County Conservaon District

1949 Sugarland Drive, Suite 102Sheridan, WY 82801

Large Tubes Trees-lots of 30 per species only

ALL 5-12 Topheight $80.00 per 30

7 x 2 tubes


200 Aspen

201 Austrian Pine

202 Colorado Blue Spruce

203 Douglas Fir

204 Englemann Spruce

208 Ponderosa Pine


213 Narrowleaf Coonwood

214 Limber Pine

216 Coyote Willow

217 Black Hills Spruce

218 Fremont Coonwood

REGULAR POTTED SUBTOTAL

Small Tubes Trees-lots of 30 per species only


8 x 1.5 tubes


303 Englemann Spruce

305 Ponderosa Pine


Small Tray Trees-lots of 50 per species only


6 x 2 tubes


606 Scotch Pine

609 Eastern Red Cedar

SMALL POTTED SUBTOTAL

Supplies/Services

Weedbarrier Fabric Cost/roll Qty Total

(6X300) roll $100.00

TOTAL CALCULATIONS

Bareroot

$

Regular Poed $

Small Poed $

Supplies/Services $

Subtotal $

Sales Tax (Subtotal X 0.06) $

Total Amount Due: $

Please call the oce for informaon and pricing on other fabricsizes, tree protectors, and use of fabric machine* and planter**

*Fabric machine requires 40+ horsepower tractor with 3 point hitch**Tree planter requires 40+ horsepower tractor with hydraulics

Types of Planngs (Check all that apply):

___Windbreaks/Living Snow Fences ___Wildlife Habitat___Reforestaon ___Visual Screen/Noise Barrier___Erosion Control ___Other

Order #______

You must own at least two (2) acres of land.

This nursery stock must be used for conservaon purposes, not in ornamental or landscape planngs.

No plant purchased from the SCCD or their distributors may be resold as a living plant.

Payment must accompany order. Refunds will not be given for cancelled orders aer 3/1/2013.If trees ordered are not available, a refund will be issued, unless a substuon is requested.

I have read and agree with the above Condions of Sale. -_______________________________________________________________

Name:______________________________________________________ Dayme Phone:______________

Mailing Address:_____________________________________________ Evening Phone:______________City/State/Zip:_______________________________________________ Acres of Ownership:_________ County:____________

E-mail: ____________________________________________________

(E-mails will be used for contact purposes when trees come in)

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Sheridan County Conservaon District 2013 Applicaon for Seedling Trees

ORDER DEADLINE MARCH 31, 2013

ShrubsCARAGANA: Medium to tall shrub; drought resistant and tolerant ofalkaline soils; good wildlife species.COTONEASTER: Medium shrub, grows well on most soils up to 8,000feet.

BUFFALOBERRY: Medium to tall shrub; drought resistant and toler-ant of alkaline soils; good wildlife species.CHOKECHERRY: Medium shrub, plant up to 8,000 feet. Preferred bya variety of wildlife species.GOLDEN CURRANT: Small to medium shrub, fairly drought and alkalitolerant. Good cover for small wildlife. Plant up to 8,000 feet.LILAC: Tall, one of the beer shrubs for windbreak purposes, to 8,500feet.NANKING CHERRY: Medium and hardy, does well on most soilsstatewide. Edible fruit relished by wildlife; to 7,500 feet.PLUMS: Tall shrub or short tree. Does well on moist soils (excludingalkali) up to 8,000 feet.REDOSIER DOGWOOD: Small to medium sized; tolerant of ooding;tolerant of cold; plant up to 8,000 feet.SAND CHERRY: Small shrub; best on sandy to loamy soils; plant up to

7,500 feet.

SUMAC: Medium, excellent alkaline tolerance; does best at eleva-ons up to 8,000 feet.N.M. FORESTERIA (privet): Very tall, does well on moist soils up to7,500 feet. Good wildlife cover.

WAX CURRENT: Small shrub; high wildlife value; grows 5,000 to

11,500 feet.Trees

ASPEN: Tall tree, poor drought resistance, hardy in cold tempera-tures, plant up to 11,000 feet.COYOTE WILLOW: Medium height, requires moist soil, good wildlifevalue.BUR OAK: Medium to tall tree; hardy and drought resistant; tolerantof a wide range of soils; good food value for wildlife, to 7,000 feet.

COTTONWOOD HYBRID (COTTONLESS): Tall, fast growing plant inmoist soils or in areas with supplemental water below 6,000 feet. COTTONWOOD NARROWLEAF: tall, requires moist soils or in areaswith supplemental water up to 6,000 feet.GOLDEN WILLOW: Medium to tall, plant same as coonless coon-wood but up to 7,500 feet.

GREEN ASH: Medium to tall, on most soils, up to 8,000 feet.

NATIVE WILLOW: Tall willows; elevaon 4,500 to 9,000 feet; good for

riparian areas.PEACHLEAF WILLOW: Small to medium tree or large shrub, shadetolerant, tolerates alkaline soils.HONEYLOCUST: Medium to tall, on most soils in the plains.Conifer Trees

AUSTRIAN PINE: Tall, on most soils of low pH up to 7,000 feet, a goodwindbreak pine.

COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE: Tall, on moist soils but will grow on driersites if watered for establishment, to 9,500 feet.DOUGLAS FIR: Tall, on east and north slopes above 6,000 feet.EASTERN RED CEDAR: Medium, on most soils in the plains below6,000 feet; drought resistant when established, good windbreak spe-cies.

LIMBER PINE: Medium tall, drought tolerant nave, very strong

against wind: to 11,000 elevaon.PONDEROSA PINE: Tall, on most soils of low pH except heavy clay, upto 8,500 feet. Tolerates alkaline soil, high wildlife value. One of thebeer windbreak trees.ROCKY MT. JUNIPER: Medium tree, does well on most soils; 8,000

feet; drought resistant when established; excellent windbreak species. SCOTCH PINE: Tall, on most soils of low pH and below 7,000 feet; notadvisable for windbreaks because of brileness and not winter hardy atmaturity; good Christmas tree.ENGLEMANN SPRUCE: Tall tree; requires shade, plant only above 8,000

feet.

The WACD ProgramThe Wyoming Associaon of Conservaon Districts Tree Program ena-bles farmers, ranchers and other landowners to obtain trees at nominalcost. The purpose of the program is to encourage the owners to planteecve wind barriers to protect buildings, cropland and feedlots andfor erosion control, other conservaon pracces, reforestaon, andChristmas tree planngs.These trees cannot be resold as living trees (the roots must be severed).It is mandatory that the order form be completed in full and that allinformaon is legible.

Plan Before You PlantA planng plan should be prepared before trees are ordered or planted.The planng plan will show the proper locaon for the planng, thebest species for your site, spacing between rows, spacing between trees

in the row and the correct number of trees and shrubs needed. Theplan will also point out requirements for proper planng to gain inialsurvival and how to keep trees in a vigorous growing condion.For planng assistance contact the Conservaon District, Natural Re-sources Conservaon Service District Conservaonist, or the publicaonentled The Farmstead Windbreak which provides helpful infor-maon on tree planng and maintenance care.

Seedling Trees1. Farmstead protecon requires 3 or more rows of shrubs and trees.Field protecon can be obtained with 1-3 rows of shrubs and trees withproper design and protecon.2. Spacing between rows should be at least 4 feet wider than the cul-vaon equipment to be used, usually 12' to 16' for irrigated land and 20'for dry land.3. Spacing in the rows varies with the species. For small to mediumshrubs- 2' to 4', tall shrubs 4' to 6', small to medium trees -8' to 10',medium to tall trees 10' to 14', pines and spruce -12' to 14', and juni-pers -6' to 8'. A ght row of deciduous shrubs on the windward side isdesirable to trap snow in the windbreak.4. The land should be culvated and fallowed in the fall prior to planngthe windbreak. Weed control of the planng is a must to maintainsurvival.5. For lasng performance, beer protecon and greater aesthec val-ue, two or more rows should be evergreen species.

Species DescriponsAlthough the species listed have proven adaptable to Wyoming condions, each spe-

cies may have limited adaptability to local soil types and condions.More detailed descripons available at www.sccdofwyo.org

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