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2015 TREE SALE - ORDER FORM
PICK-UP DATE: April 17, 2015
TIME: 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
LOCATION: 610 E. North Street
A check made payable to the Fulton County Conservation District must accompany all orders. Add 6% sales tax, unless you have a sales tax
exemption form on file with the District. Deadline for all orders is March 20th, 2015. Pick-up will be on Friday, April 17th, at the front warehouse located at 610 E. North Street, McConnellsburg (next to the Amer ican Legion).
The Conservation District will not be responsible for orders picked up after April 17th, unless previous arrangements have been made. No refunds
will be given for unclaimed orders. You will r eceive a sales receipt with an itemized list of your order and pick-up information as a reminder.
Please take a moment to review your sales receipt. Profits from the tree sale are used to support environmental education efforts within
Fulton County. All plant material is bare root, and therefore, we cannot guarantee survival once you take possession.
Please choose your selections and mail the order form back to the Conservation District with your check or money order for the full amount. If you
have any questions about any of the tree choices, please contact Greg Reineke at 717-485-3547, extension 120.
FRUIT TREES, BERRIES &
GRAPES
PLEASE ENTER
DESIRED QUANTITY:
SOUR CHERRY TREE
$21.00 Each
Danube
Dwarf
$16.50 Each
Tristar
SWEET CHERRY TREES
$19.50 Each
Liberty
Kristins
Williams Pride
Lapins
APPLE TREES
Semi-Dwarf
$16.50 Each
$9.00
Each Plant
Hedelfingen
ASIAN PERSIMMON TREE
Honeycrisp
$27.50 Each
Fuyu
PEAR TREE
$16.50 Each
$17.00 Each
PEACH TREES
ASIAN PEAR TREES
$19.50 Each
$16.50 Each
Elberta
Shinseiki
Canadian
Harmony
20th Century
Bluecrop
Blueray
Herbert
Patriot
GRAPES
$9.00
Each Plant
White Seedless
$19.50 Each
Sunhigh
Chandler
Marquis
PLUM TREES
White Lady
# of Plants
Duke
Seckel
Dolgo
Surecrop
BLUEBERRIES
Black Gold
CRAB APPLE TREE
Jewel
Sparkle
Enterprise
Yellow Delicious
# of Bundles
Allstar
Jubileum
Pristine
$6.00 per
Bundle of 25
Earliglow
Montmorency
APPLE TREES
STRAWBERRIES
Reliance
Red Seedless
Concord
Purple Seedless
Stanley
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# of Plants
TREE SEEDLINGS
Bundle of 25
Tree
Size
Cost per
Bundle
Bundle of 50
# of Bundles
Cost per
Bundle
# of Bundles
Bundle of 100
Cost per
Bundle
White Pine
5-10”
$14.00
$24.00
$45.00
Am Persimmon
6-12”
$14.00
$24.00
$45.00
Red Oak
12-18”
$21.00
$38.00
$72.00
Red Chokeberry
18-24”
$21.00
$38.00
$72.00
Paw Paw
6-12”
$25.00
$47.00
N/A
Norway Spruce
5-12”
$12.00
$20.00
$36.00
Blue Spruce - Majestic
10-18”
$15.00
$28.00
$54.00
White Oak
12-18”
$22.00
$42.00
$81.00
Red Maple
12-18”
$14.00
$26.00
$49.00
White Spruce
5-12”
$12.00
$20.00
$36.00
Black Oak
12-18”
$18.00
$33.00
$63.00
Black Locust
6-18”
$12.00
$20.00
$36.00
American Elderberry
12-18”
$22.00
$42.00
$81.00
Chinkapin Oak
12-18”
$21.00
$38.00
$72.00
American Redbud
6-12”
$14.00
$26.00
$49.00
# of Bundles
NUT TREES & ASPARAGUS
NUT TREES
Tree
Size
Cost Each
English Walnut
5-6 feet
Bare Root
$22.00
Chinese Chestnut
4-5 feet
Bare Root
$21.00
# of Trees
ASPARAGUS
Sold in bundles of 25
$17.00 per
Bundle
Jersey Knight
2
# of Bundles
LANDSCAPING TREES
Large-sized trees - All trees are bare root.
Bundle of 10
Tree
Eastern Hemlock
Size
Cost per Bundle
24-36 inches
$20.00
4-5 feet
$20.00
Norway Spruce
24-36 inches
$20.00
White Spruce
24-36 inches
$20.00
Flowering White Dogwood
24-36 inches
$10.00
Sugar Maple
24-36 inches
$10.00
Pin Oak
# of Bundles
Don’t see what you want??? Call us about special orders.
All special orders must be received by March 13, 2015.
ORDER SUMMARY:
Return order form with a check payable to:
Fulton County Conservation District
216 North Second Street
McConnellsburg, PA 17233
Fruit Trees
$ _____________
Berries & Grapes
$ _____________
Tree Seedlings
$ _____________
Name: ___________________________________
Nut Trees & Asparagus
Address: _________________________________
$ _____________
Landscaping Trees
$ _____________
Phone: __________________________________
SUBTOTAL:
$ _____________
E-Mail: _________________________________
6% SALES TAX:
$ _____________
________________________________________
Please return all three (3) pages
of the order form. Thank you.
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE:
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$ _____________
PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONS
APPLES:
The following are on dwarfing rootstock, but are also combined with rootstock that gives tree more strength - EMLA26.
Pristine
Liberty
Glossy, yellow-skinned fruit with high sugar content. Excellent for fresh eating, baking, and sauce.
Most disease-resistant apple ever developed. Crisp, juicy, light-yellow flesh. Sprightly flavor. Good for eating fresh, cooking,
canning, or desserts.
Yellow-fleshed fruit with mildly sub-acid flavor. Flavor is a nice acidic blend of tart and sweet.
Williams Pride
APPLES:
The following are semi-dwarf on EMLA111 rootstock. Trees are 5/8”-3/4” diameter bare root. NOTE: All
apples should be cross-pollinated with another apple or crabapple variety that blooms at a similar time.
Enterprise
Honeycrisp
Gibson Yellow
Delicious
Disease-resistant tree. Medium-large, deep red fruit with good keeping quality. Excellent, sprightly flavor.
Excellent eating, cooking, and keeping qualities. Very crisp flesh. Fruit is mottled red over yellow ground color. Scab resistant. No problems with fire blight.
Crisp, aromatic, white flesh. Unusually fine, sweet flavor. Self– fertile. Good pollinator for other apples.
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CRAB APPLE:
Dolgo
4-5’ branched bare root.
Juicy, 1 1/2-inch olive-shaped, crimson fruit. Highly flavored, rich in pectin. Makes ruby red jelly. Ideal for canning.
PEACHES:
Elberta
Canadian
Harmony
White Lady
Sunhigh
5’ branched bare root, 5/8-3/4” diameter.
Most popular variety in America. Large, yellow fruit with a crimson blush. Juicy, yellow, freestone flesh.
Self-fruitful tree, but also an excellent pollinizer.
Small to medium, round to oval, yellow fruit 75-80% covered with red at maturity. Medium firm, juicy, yellow, semi-freestone
flesh. Self-fertile. Ripens mid to late August.
Medium-large, red-skinned fruit. Firm, sweet, white flesh. Freestone. Self-fertile. Ripens during July.
Large, oblong, freestone fruit. Melting, sweet, mild, fragrant flesh with distinctive flavor.
SOUR CHERRY:
Danube
Montmorency
Jubileum
5’ bare root, -5/8-3/4” diameter.
Red-juiced type. Dark red fruit. Tart sweet flavor. Productive. Self-fertile.
The standard for pie cherries. Rich, tart, tangy flavor.
Dark red, tart fruit with dark flesh. Sweet-tart flavor.
SWEET CHERRY: 5’ bare root 5/8-3/4” diameter.
Kristins
Lapins
Black Gold
Hedelfingen
Glossy, 1-inch diameter, purplish black fruit. Firm, meaty, juicy flesh. Sweet, richly aromatic flavor. Needs pollinator.
Firm, large fruit. Excellent quality and rich flavor. Self-fertile. Heavy producer.
Dark red, firm fruit. Blooms late. Self-fertile. Can yield over 200 pounds per tree.
Large, firm, black fruit. Exceptional quality. Used for fresh eating, freezing, or canning. Vigorous, healthy, early-bearing, and
reliably productive.
ASIAN PERSIMMON:
Fuyu
Medium to large, round, flattened glossy, light orange-red fruit. Firm, crunchy, rich, sweet, mild flesh is nonstringent when firm-ripe.
PEAR:
Seckel
5’ bare root, 5/8-3/4” diameter. NOTE: For good pollination, need more than one variety of pear.
Also known as “sugar pear”. Small pear, but one of best quality desert pears. Tree vigorous, hardy, and productive.
Self-fertile, but benefits from cross pollination.
ASIAN PEARS:
Shinseiki
5’ bare root , 5/8-3/4”diameter. NOTE: For good pollination, need more than one variety of Asian pear.
Round, medium to large, yellow fruit with little or no russet. Crisp, creamy white flesh; mild, sweet flavor. Hangs on tree in
good condition for 4-6 weeks. Needs a pollinator.
Round, yellow–skinned. Extremely juicy, crisp flesh. Considered one of best-flavored Asian pears. Partly self-fertile.
Twentieth
Century
PLUM:
Stanley
Medium to large, oval, dark blue fruit. Firm, tender, fine-grained, yellowish green, freestone flesh. Sweet, rich flavor. Excellent for fresh eating, canning, preserves, and drying. Self-fertile, but yields more heavily when pollinated with another variety.
STRAWBERRIES:
Earliglow
June-bearing.
Allstar
June-bearing.
Tristar
Ever-bearing.
Jewel
June-bearing.
Surecrop
June-bearing.
or dry soils.
Medium to large. Exceptional flavor. Ripens early. Resistant to many diseases.
Very large. Firm, mild, sweet flesh. Ripens midseason. Resistant to many diseases.
Medium-size fruit. Excellent for fresh eating and freezing.
Large to very large fruit. Excellent, slightly aromatic flavor. Ideal for desserts and freezing.
Medium to large fruit. Firm flesh. Excellent, slightly tart flavor. Ideal for desserts and freezing. Good on poor
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BLUEBERRIES: 2-3 year plants
Chandler
Largest blueberry. Excellent flavor. Very productive. Up to 15 pounds per plant. Ripens mid-season. Self-fertile.
Bluecrop
Vigorous, upright growth, reaches 4-6’ tall. Medium-large, light-blue fruit is firm, crack resistant, with good sub-acid flavor.
Very hardy.
Blueray
Vigorous, slender, multi-caned, very productive. Large fruit, very sweet, slightly tart, aromatic flavor.
Herbert
Vigorous, open-spreading, consistently productive. Berry large – very large. Flavor very good, aromatic.
Patriot
Early variety. Heavy producer. Very large, medium-blue flat fruit with excellent flavor. Low-growing, spreading bush to 4’.
Duke
Blooms late, ripens early. Medium size, firm, light blue berries. Mild flavor. Good quality. Vigorous, very productive.
GRAPES:
Marquis
Reliance
Concord
ASPARAGUS:
Jersey Knight
2-year, #1 plants.
White seedless. Large clusters of large berries with rich fruity flavor. High sugar, low acid. High yields. Excellent as a table
grape. Self-fertile.
Red seedless. Large, well-filled clusters. Outstanding, mild, fruity flavor. Perhaps the finest quality of any
seedless grape.
Excellent, distinctive flavor. Seedless variety. Slightly smaller clusters and berries than regular Concord. Better and sweeter
table grape. Highly regarded as a pie grape.
Male plants (no energy goes to seed production). Vigorous growth. Produces heavy yields of large spears. Will out produce
older varieties.
NUT TREES:
English Walnut
Handsome, hardy, rounded shade tree that produces delicious edible nuts. Produces nuts quicker than other walnuts. Nuts
meaty, thin-shelled. Self-pollinating, but produces better in groups of two to three. Does not do well in wet areas!
Chinese Chestnut Hardy, blight-resistant. Fast-growing, bears nuts larger than Am. Chestnut. Plant two or more for pollination.
TREE SEEDLINGS:
White Pine
American
Persimmon
Red Oak
Fast growing. Can tolerate dry rocky soil as well as wet, swampy areas. Ideal for specimen planting, shade, windbreaks, and
Christmas trees. Can tolerate some shade.
Native tree, grows to 60’, does well in extremely dry soils. Good wildlife tree. Produces edible fruit in the Fall.
Grows best in sandy to rich loamy soil in full sun, but tolerates wide range of conditions. Fastest growing of all oaks.
Valuable timber tree. Prefers full sun.
Red Chokeberry A distinctly upright, multi-stemmed deciduous shrub. Bright white flowers in May, brilliant red berries in Fall. The open,
somewhat vase shaped form grows to a height of 6-10’ and spreads 3-5’ or more. Adapts well to wet or dry soil conditions.
Paw Paw
Known as “the banana of the north”. Grows 15-20’, this beautiful native tree does well in moist to well-drained soils, in shade
or sun. Tends to form thickets (very tropical looking). Produces an edible fruit in Fall.
Norway Spruce Thrives well in average soil conditions, but prefers some moisture. Excellent for shelters and windbreaks. Fast growth.
Spreading branches with drooping twigs. Full sun to partial shade.
Blue Spruce
(Majestic) These are “bed run”, so color ranges from greens to blues. Color in Blue Spruce influenced by spacing and soil
fertility.
White Oak
PA native oak. Grows 50-80’ in height. Grows best in deep, loamy, well-drained soil.
Red Maple
Handsome native tree growing 50-60’. Leaves turn crimson in Fall. Grows well in all soil types. Rather shade tolerant.
White Spruce
Long-lived, but relatively slow growing, can reach 60’ tall. Excellent for windbreaks and shelterbelts. Dense pyramidal growth
and retains lower branches. Does well in full sun, but will tolerate some shade. Can endure heat and drought. Resistant to deer
browsing.
Black Oak
Hardy native species. Grows to 50-70’. Leaves similar to Northern Red Oak. Leaves retained through winter.
Black Locust
Native hardwood growing to 75’. Open green foliage with pea-like white flowers in June. Tolerates poor, sterile, and dry soils.
Nitrogen fixer. Good firewood and used for fence posts.
American
Hardy native shrub that grows 6-12’ high and can spread to 10’. Green foliage with numerous large clusters of white flowers
Elderberry
in June/July, followed by purplish-black edible fruits in August and September. Important food source for birds. Grow well in
full and partial sun. Good choice for riparian buffers.
Chinkapin Oak Does well in extremely dry sites. Acorns good wildlife food source. Similar in appearance to Chestnut Oak.
Am Redbud
Small understory tree that produces beautiful pink/purple blooms on bare stems in early spring.
LANDSCAPING TREES:
Eastern Hemlock Graceful pyramidal form . Likes moist, organic, well-drained soil and tolerates shade well. Can stand shearing and moderate
pruning and thus makes a good hedge. Makes a handsome, graceful, ornamental planting.
Pin Oak
Fast growth to 75’ in good soil. Acorns good wildlife food. Makes an excellent specimen as a lawn tree. Prefers moist, rich,
acidic well drained soil.
Norway Spruce
See description above.
White Spruce
See description above.
White Dogwood
Also known as flowering dogwood. Native understory tree with excellent aesthetic qualities. In Spring it is covered with white
flower petals and in early Fall with red berries and beautiful crimson leaves. Grows to max. of 40’.
Handsome tree for shade. Mature trees produce sap which is used to make maple syrup. Also known as “hard maple”- wood
used for floors and furniture.
Sugar Maple
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