The Winooski NRCD's 27th Annual Conservation Tree Sale will be held on Saturday, May 1, 2010 at our offices in Berlin and Williston. Orders must be placed by Friday, March 26th and all material must be picked up on May 1st. Orders will be processes on a first come, first serve basis, so order early!
We are committed to offering this sale to promote the planting of native trees and shrubs throughout Vermont's landscape. Furthermore, it is a fundraiser for the Winooski NRCD. The money that we make from the Tree Sale allows us to bring workshops, educational information, and high-quality conservation programs to the people in our District.
HOW TO SUMBIT YOUR ORDER FORM
This year, there are two ways to submit your order: the traditional mail-in option, or by email.
Mail In Order: Print the pdf form “2010 Mail-in Plant Order Form”,(.5mb) fill it out and mail it in or fill in the "2010 On-line Plant Order Form” (1.5mb) (This requires Adobe Acrobat Reader version 7 or higher.), print it and mail it in. (Note: the online form does all of the arithmetic for you.)
E-mail: Fill in the “2010 On-line Plant Order Form”(1.5mb) and e-mail your order form to us. (This requires Adobe Acrobat Reader version 7 or higher). The online form does all of the arithmetic for you. If you e-mail your order form, you MUST also mail your payment to your pick-up location. Without a check, your order will not be processed. To save your order form select File, Save As.
The 2010 Plant List (PDF file) offers details about each of the species we’re offering for this year’s Tree Sale. Don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions. See you on May 1st!
See below for examples of plants we have offered in the past. We are looking forward to selling another great variety of Vermont-native trees and shrubs to landowners in the Winooski River Watershed. We encourage those interested in planting trees as riparian buffers, in their backyard, or to enhance wildlife and aesthetic appeal to contact us so that we can add you to our mailing list.
Related Information
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Plant Sale participants learn first-hand
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