Thank your for taking the Franklin County NRCD's Tree Sale Tree Survivorship Survey! Why do we want survivorship data? Your data will help us figure out how to help increase survivorship and successful growth of your trees, and it may provide the opportunity for outside organizations to sponsor trees (improving their carbon footprint and providing you with more free trees!) Instructions: For each year you purchased trees from the Franklin Co. NRCD, fill in which species you bought. For each species in each year mark how many you purchased, size at purchase, how many are still surviving and how many of the surviving trees show vigorous, moderate, and weak growth, as well as how many surviving trees show dieback. Describe how you cared for your trees, causes of mortality when known, and any other comments. If you don’t remember every tree, just fill in what you can! For each year, we have provided space for 10 species. If you purchased more than 10 species in one year and have kept track of the above information, feel free to submit the survey a second time with the additional information.

We want to get as much data as possible on tree survivorship, but we recognize that it may be hard to remember these details from years ago. In the following sections, we've left space for you to give us information on up to five species for 2011-2015, 2006-2010, 2001-2005, and 2000 and before. The exact year is not important, so just fill in as much information as you are able to remember or skip to the end if you did not buy trees or don't remember information about the trees you bought prior to 2016. Thank you!

We want to get as much data as possible on tree survivorship, but we recognize that it may be hard to remember these details from years ago. In the following sections, we've left space for you to give us information on up to five species for 2011-2015, 2006-2010, 2001-2005, and 2000 and before. The exact year is not important, so just fill in as much information as you are able to remember or skip to the end if you did not buy trees or don't remember information about the trees you bought prior to 2016. Thank you!

We want to get as much data as possible on tree survivorship, but we recognize that it may be hard to remember these details from years ago. In the following sections, we've left space for you to give us information on up to five species for 2011-2015, 2006-2010, 2001-2005, and 2000 and before. The exact year is not important, so just fill in as much information as you are able to remember or skip to the end if you did not buy trees or don't remember information about the trees you bought prior to 2016. Thank you!

We want to get as much data as possible on tree survivorship, but we recognize that it may be hard to remember these details from years ago. In the following sections, we've left space for you to give us information on up to five species for 2011-2015, 2006-2010, 2001-2005, and 2000 and before. The exact year is not important, so just fill in as much information as you are able to remember or skip to the end if you did not buy trees or don't remember information about the trees you bought prior to 2016. Thank you!