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Montgomery
Soil & Water
Conservation
District
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Vol. 2, No. 1
The Conservation Advocate
10025 Amity Road
Brookville, Ohio 45309-9442
Phone: (937) 854-7645
www.MontgomerySWCD.org
“Wise Stewardship of Our Natural Heritage”
To Contact Us
Dial 937-854-7646, followed by the
Employee Extension.
District Staff
Cheryl Barkalow
Ext. 100
[email protected]
Stefan Bridenbaugh
Ext. 106
[email protected]
Ed Everman
Ext. 104
[email protected]
Jeremy Huggler
Ext. 108
[email protected]
Dan Jackson
Ext. 105
[email protected]
Kristen Lauer
Ext. 109
[email protected]
NRCS Staff
Jeff Barnes
[email protected]
Justin Wagner
[email protected]
Ext. 102
Ext. 110
Board of Supervisors
Fred Glander Felicia Olinger
Welcome New District Director
We are excited to announce the addition of Ed
Everman, District Director, to our Montgomery
SWCD Staff. Ed is no stranger to conservation or
Montgomery County. In 2012, Ed retired from
the Ohio Department of Natural Resources after
serving as the Area IV Program Specialist. He has
worked in the Soil and Water Conservation field
for 36 years, and was based in the Montgomery
SWCD office from 1979 until his retirement.
His return to service brings with it a wealth of knowledge and
experience. We are excited to have a new leader who brings such
familiarity and know-how to the job.
Ed and his wife Shari live in southern Darke County on a small
grain farm. He currently serves on the Arcanum-Butler School
Board, as well as being a member of the Ft. Black Masonic Lodge
in New Madison, Ohio, the Valley of Dayton Scottish Rite, the
Antioch Shrine, the Darke County Shrine Club, the Darke County
Farm Bureau and the Darke County Farmers Union. “I am looking
forward to working with the Board, staff, elected officials and
residents of Montgomery County,” Ed stated recently. We are
looking forward to working with him too!
Our partner agencies have a couple additions to announce too!
Meet them on page 2. Welcome to all!
Calvin Helsinger Duane Plessinger
Bill Wissinger
Contents:
New District Director ………… pg 1
Resource Conservationist……pg 2
PF Farm Bill Biologist…………pg 2
Kids & Nature Free Events … pg 3
Scholarships Offered ………… pg 3
Free Farm Tire Disposal …… pg 3
Tree & Plant Sale …………… pg 4-6
Order Form ………………………… pg 7
Upcoming Events
 February 16 - President’s Day - Office Closed
 February 21 - Leave No Child Inside Summit,
Wegerzyn Gardens MetroPark
 March 13 - Tree & Plant Sale Order Deadline
 March 21 - 23 - Free Farm Tire Disposal,
Montgomery County Solid Waste District
 April 1 - Ohio Forestry & Wildlife Conservation Camp
Scholarship Application Due
 April 9 –10 - Tree & Plant Sale Pick-up
 May 1 - College Scholarship Application Due
 May 25 - Memorial Day - Office Closed
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BUCHANAN’S WILDLIFE
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Welcome Resource Conservationist
Hello Everyone! My name is Justin Wagner and I have
been selected as the new Resource Conservationist with
the Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS) in
Montgomery County. I will be assisting Jeff Barnes, the
District Conservationist in Montgomery and Preble
counties, and will share my time between both offices.
I started my conservation career as summer help with NRCS in Shelby
County in 2006. After college, I was hired as the District Technician
in Van Wert County, and then as the Soil Conservation Technician on
the Grand Lake St. Marys Project. During my time there, I earned a
Bachelor’s in Agriculture. Shortly after finishing that, I was accepted
for this position.
I grew up in Botkins, Ohio, raising show pigs, and being actively involved
in 4-H and FFA. Enjoying the outdoors along with raising livestock is
what motivated me to pursue a career in Conservation. I currently still
reside in Botkins with my wife, Megan and our three sons. I look forward
to working with the landowners and producers of Montgomery County,
and I encourage anyone who has questions to call me or send an email.
Welcome PF Farm Bill Biologist
Hello everyone. My name is Renee Buck, and I am the
new Farm Bill Wildlife Biologist for Pheasants Forever.
(937) 602-6055
My duties are to provide biological and technical assistance
“Helping you with wildlife
conflicts”
(with a wildlife focus) to landowners, government
agencies, non-government organizations and anyone else
Coombs
Excavating & Drainage, Inc. seeking assistance with conservation related matters. I
will be responsible for the implementation and application
5037 Hamilton-Eaton Road
of biological sciences within the various conservation
Collinsville, Ohio 45004
(513) 726-6124 cell:(513) 623-7072 programs implemented by the Farm Bill, working primarily with the
[email protected]
Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). I serve Preble, Montgomery,
CY SCHWIETERMAN, INC Butler, Miami and Greene counties.
MICHAEL E. BUCHANAN, OWNER
Farm Drainage-Excavating
Grass Waterways
Conservation Projects
4240 SR 49, Arcanum, Ohio 45304
Phone: (937) 548-3965
DENLINGER FARM DRAINAGE
INC.
“Complete Farm
Drainage Service”
Gary - (937) 833-4248
Dan - (937) 884-5966
I grew up in Tecumseh, Michigan, a small town near the Ohio and
Michigan State Line. I was always active in the outdoors and loved
exploring the woods, rivers and fields. My passion for wildlife and
conservation led me to earn a Bachelor of Science in Fisheries and
Wildlife from Michigan State University in 2007. I have worked for
various agencies in natural resource and wildlife management over
the years. I enjoy volunteering and getting involved with communities,
and being active and outdoors through biking, hiking and camping,
kayaking and fishing. During the winter, I play ice hockey and enjoy
snowboarding.
I hope that I can be a great resource to anyone within the area who
may need my assistance. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you
have any comments, questions, concerns or would just like to say
hello. My work cell number is (937) 578-8264 and my email is
[email protected]. I look forward to hearing from you!
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THE
CONSERVATION
ADVOCATE
Kids & Nature– 2 Free Events in 1!
Daily outdoor play makes kids healthier, happier and smarter - and you
can make it easier for kids to access the outdoors at schools, parks and at
home. Join local efforts to build access to nature for children during the
Miami Valley Leave No Child Inside Summit on Saturday, February 21st
at Wegerzyn Gardens MetroPark!
If you work with kids (at schools, parks, zoos, etc.) join us from 11:30am
to 4:30pm. Hand-on sessions, a panel discussion, presentations,
resources and a review of local nature play areas will help you gain the
expertise you need to help your staff, students, and visitors!
Are you are a parent interested in learning how nature can help your
child with everything from life skills to attention disorders? Not sure
where to start with getting your family out into nature? Join us from
2:45pm - 4:00pm for the Nature Club for Families: Nature’s
ABCs. You’ll get to mingle with Conservation Education
Professionals, visit displays, and go on a guided nature hike.
For details or to register, call (937) 275-7275 or go to
www.metroparks.org.
Free $! Great Experiences Included!
The Montgomery SWCD is again offering scholarships to Montgomery
county youth to make priceless experiences more affordable!
Ohio Forestry & Wildlife Conservation Camp: $325 (full tuition!)
June 7 -12, 2015, FFA Camp Muskingum, Carroll County Ohio
Requirements: Completion of 8th grade, at least 15 years old
Due: Postmarked by Wednesday, April 1st, 2015
Learn: Dendrology, wildlife management, forest ecology, and more!
College: $500
Requirements: (1) Graduating Senior (2) Enrollment in a two or four
year degree program in a Natural Resources Management or an
Agricultural Field for Fall 2015
Due: Postmarked by Friday, May 1st, 2015
Both applications can be found on our
website. To request a mailed application,
please contact Kristen Lauer. Completed
applications can be mailed to the
Montgomery SWCD, Attn: Kristen Lauer,
or dropped off at our office.
FORESTRY RESOURCE
CONSULTANTS, INC.
Mark J. Goeke, Consulting Forester
Timber Sales & Appraisal, Tree Planting
[email protected]
Cell (937) 572-9850
(937) 456-6976
2407 Bantas Creek Rd.
Eaton, Ohio 45320
Duane Heuker
(937) 416-4905
“We do what most others won’t”
Septic Systems • Mound Systems
General Excavation • Drainage
Demolition • Sewer & Water
Installation & Repair
FULL SERVICE GRAIN
MARKETING & HANDLING
COMPANY
1(800) 537-7302 or (937) 833-4128
www.kellergrain.com
MENKE CONSULTING, INC.
(937) 447-4225
Agronomic, Environmental & Nutrient
Management Consulting & Analytical Services
Contact independent consultants:
Tom Menke, Kevin Otte or Marc Otte
MIAMI AG DRAINAGE
Making Moisture Manageable
Tile Installation
GPS Mapping
Tile Sales
(937) 533-7161 Fax (937) 473-5730
Pullins Drainage
Pullins Enterprises
Paul Pullins
12662 Shanley Rd., Quincy OH 43343
H: (937) 362-2665 Fax: (937) 362-3878
Mobile: (937) 539-0621
[email protected]
QUALITY TILE AND
DRAINAGE SYSTEMS
723 Yost Road
West Alexandria Ohio 45381
(937) 456-4672 / (937) 456-4673
Photo courtesy of the Ohio Forestry Foundation
Contact:
Nate
Frazee
Montgomery County Environmental Services
(937) 657-8662 [email protected]
www.excavatingdaytonohio.com
Montgomery County Solid Waste Transfer Station
1001 Encrete Lane
Moraine, OH 45439
Open to all Montgomery County residents. Proof of residency required.
**Maximum of 10 tires per vehicle allowed**
Please be aware that hauling more than 10 scrap tires at a time without an approved state registration is a felony.
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WENGERLAWN
NURSERY CO.
Specializing in Ground Covers
6450 Wengerlawn Rd.
Brookville
(937) 884-7692
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2015 Tree & Plant Sale Descriptions
Order & Pay Online
www.MontgomerySWCD.org
QR Code on Page 7
Deciduous & Nut Trees
Deciduous & Nut Trees cont.
*= Recommended replacement for ash trees.
Size
NEW! American Chestnut (2) 12-18”
NATIVE - Castanea dentata – 1
yr. Seedlings. Grows 80-100’
tall. Likes full sun and well
drained soils. Flavorful, edible
nuts in 13-15 years. Help
re-establish this once plentiful
tree! LIMITED QUANTITY AVAILABLE!
There will be a 5% additional cost for online orders to
cover PayPal’s transaction fee
Price
$6.00
*Black Gum (5)
12-18”
$6.00
NATIVE - Nyssa sylvatica– 1 yr. Seedlings. Grows
30-50’ in many soil types. Full sun to part shade. Small
greenish-white flowers favored by bees. Dark blue fruit
attractive to birds & wildlife. Scarlet fall foliage.
Hazelnut (5)
12-18”
$ 8.00
NATIVE - Corylus americana - 1 yr. Seedlings.
Grows to 15’ tall, 15’wide. Also known as the American
Filbert. Adaptable to moist or dry soils. Nut production
best in full sun. Tasty nuts for people and wildlife.
*Sycamore (5)
12-18”
$ 6.00
NATIVE - Platanus occidentalis – 2 yr. Seedlings.
Grows to 100’. Fast growing. Does well in wet areas,
and is useful for streambank
stabilization. Easily
identified by its bark, which
starts out red-brown, and
peels away as the tree grows
to reveal a tan, gray, green
and white patchwork.
*Tulip Poplar (5)
12-18”
$ 6.00
NATIVE - Liriodendron tulipifera- 1 yr. Seedlings.
Grows to 80-150’. Has green tulip shaped leaves and
flowers (greenish-yellow with an orange base). Blooms
in mid-June. Seeds eaten by squirrels and song birds.
Persimmon (American) (5) 12-18”
$ 6.00
NATIVE - Diospyros virginiana - 1 yr. Seedlings.
Grows 30-60’. Easy to grow, with sweet, orange fruit in
the fall after 6 years. Gather fruit after frost. Used in
making spiced fruit breads and puddings. Does not like
wet sites. Enjoyed by wildlife and bees.
Evergreens
Size
Price
Colorado Blue Spruce (25) 10-18”
$ 25.00
Picea pungens - 2 yr. Transplant. Grows 80-100’.
Needles
1-1.5” long. Color varies from green to silver
*Red Oak (5)
12-18”
$ 6.00
blue. Likes ordinary soil, average moisture & full sun.
NATIVE - Quercus rubra - 1 yr. Seedlings. Grows
70-80’. Dense green foliage turns deep red in fall. Large Slowest growing, but most popular spruce. Ornamental,
windbreaks, Christmas trees.
round acorns eaten by a variety of wildlife. Tolerant of
urban conditions: salt, ozone, and sulfur dioxide.
Norway Spruce (25)
8-14”
$ 25.00
Picea abies - 2 yr. Transplant. Grows 60-90’.
Needles dark green, 0.5-1” long. Branches droop
gracefully tree matures. Does well in average soil, but
prefers moisture in the soil to maintain a deep green
color. Ornamental, or used as timber or for windbreaks.
Scotch Pine (25)
10-16”
$ 12.00
Pinus sylvestris - 2 yr. Seedling. Grows 75’. Stiff
1.5-3” long needles. Grows in most soils. Excellent for
windbreaks, Christmas trees & timber.
*Sugar Maple (5)
12-18”
$ 7.00
NATIVE - Acer saccharum– 2 yr. Seedlings. Grows
to 75’. Valued for its sap, from which maple syrup is
made. Brilliant scarlet-orange foliage in fall. Popular
shade and ornamental tree.
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White Pine (25)
8-14”
$ 25.00
NATIVE - Pinus strobus - 2 yr. Transplant.
Grows 75-100’. Soft, flexible blue-green
needles 3-5” long. Prefers moist sandy loam
soil, full sun.
CONSERVATION
ADVOCATE
Did you ever wonder why we have so many native options in our tree and plant sale? Or why many
of our new offerings this year have berries? It’s for the birds (and butterflies, and other pollinators!)
Native plants have many benefits. The trees and shrubs we’ve included help native wildlife in multiple
ways. They are host plants (needed caterpillar food) for many species of butterflies and moths. They
are important nectar sources for butterflies and hummingbirds. The fruit they produce may be tasty
and nutritious for you, to birds and wildlife, or all of the above! Some provide great bird nesting habitat.
If you love feeding the birds, then planting some (or all!) of these trees and shrubs in your yard would
be a great next step to attracting and keeping many species healthy and happy in your yard!
2015 Tree & Plant Sale Descriptions
Flowering Trees/Shrubs
Size
Price
NEW! Arrowwood Viburnum (5) 12-18” $ 7.00
NATIVE - Viburnum dentatum - 2 yr. Seedlings.
Grows to 15', spreads 6-15'. Flat clusters of
creamy-white flowers in early June. Blue-black
berries. Glossy red foliage in fall. Likes sun to part
shade. Beneficial to birds, butterflies and wildlife.
Elderberry (5)
12-18”
$ 6.00
NATIVE - Sambucus canadensis - 1 yr. Seedlings.
Fast growing up to 10’ tall and 6-8’ wide. Needs full
sun in any soil type. Is wetland tolerant. White flowers
bloom in the summer. Blue-black berries are used to
make jelly, preserves and wine. An important nectar
source, and very attractive to many types of wildlife.
Size
Price
Sassafras (5)
12-18”
$ 8.00
NATIVE - Sassafras albidum - 1 yr. Seedlings.
Grows 30-60’ high, 25-40’ wide in many soil types.
Needs full sun to part shade. Sweet scented greenish
yellow flowers in April-May, blue-black fruit in
September. Attractive to birds & other wildlife. Leaves
may be oval, mitten-shaped or three lobed on the same
tree, and turn yellow, purple and red in fall.
NEW! Shadblow Serviceberry (5) 12-18” $ 7.00
NATIVE - Amelanchier canadensis - 2 yr.
Seedlings. Also known as Juneberry. Grows to 20’ tall,
15’ wide. Has showy, white flowers in April or May.
Edible dark red fruit ripens in June. Fall color is yellow
to red. Prefers moist, acidic, rich soils, but is adaptable
to other soils. Grows in full sun to partial shade.
NEW! Ninebark (5)
18-24”
$ 8.00
NATIVE - Physocarpus opulifolius - 2 yr. Seedlings. Attractive to birds.
Large attractive shrub grows 5-7’
NEW! Spicebush (5)
12-18”
$ 7.00
tall and is covered with 2 inch
NATIVE - Lindera benzoin - 1 yr. Seedlings. Grows
clusters of small white flowers
6-12’.
Very showy, native plant. Deciduous shrub that is
in May and June and attractive
very
tolerant
of wet conditions. Suitable for shady areas.
seed pods later in the summer.
Blooms in spring, with very small white flowers in tiny
The foliage turns yellow-green in
clusters. Oblong, green leaves are aromatic and turn
the fall and its peeling bark adds
yellow in fall. Scarlet fruit in fall through early spring.
interest in winter. Nectar and
Provides nectar as well as being the host plant for the
fruit are helpful for wildlife.
Spicebush and E. Tiger Swallowtails and the Promethea
Pussy Willow (5)
12-18”
$ 8.00
silkmoth. The fruit is eaten by many wildlife species.
NATIVE - Salix discolor - 1 yr. Seedlings. Grows to
$ 7.00
15’ as a multi-stemmed small tree or shrub. Grows well White Flowering Dogwood (5) 12-18”
NATIVE - Cornus florida - 1 yr. Seedlings. Grows 15
on most soils and is tolerant of wet soils. Requires full
sun. Large, fuzzy, silvery catkins open in late winter or -40’. White flowers in the spring. Red leaves in the fall.
very early spring. Flowers better if pruned. Catkins can Red berries eaten by numerous song and game birds
and other wildlife. Prefers moist, rich soils.
be forced into early bloom if taken inside.
NEW! Redosier Dogwood (5) 18-24”
$ 7.00
NATIVE - Cornus sericea - 2 yr. Seedlings. Grows
10’. Does well in wet areas, and is useful for streambank
stabilization. Small white flowers are succeeded by
bluish-white berries. Has dark red branches for winter
color. Fruits favored by many birds.
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Witch-Hazel (5)
12-18”
$ 8.00
NATIVE - Hamamelis virginiana - 1 yr. Seedlings.
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.
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2015 Tree & Plant Sale Descriptions
Wildflowers
All Wildflowers: Size: 1 gal. pot
Price: $8.00
NEW! Joe Pye Weed (1)
Aromatic Aster (1)
NATIVE - Eupatorium dubium - “Little Joe” variety.
NATIVE - Aster oblongifolius - “Raydon’s Favorite”
Grows 3-4' tall. Mauve purple flowers very inviting to
variety. Height & spread 2.5 - 3’. Violet-blue flowers
attractive to butterflies. Leaves fragrant when crushed. butterflies July - September. Grow in average to wet
soils, full sun to part shade. Great for a rain garden.
Black-Eyed Susan (1)
NATIVE - Rudbeckia fulgida - “Goldsturm” variety. Marsh Blazing Star (1)
Height & spread 2 to 2 1/2’. Vigorous, compact. Bright
NATIVE - Liatris spicata - Showy purple flower
golden flowers July through the fall. Easily reseeds.
spikes July - September that can reach heights of 3-6’.
Flowers attract butterflies. Seeds attract birds.
Prefers sun or part shade. Excellent as a garden plant
in moist soil. Long referred to as a “butterfly magnet.”
NEW! Blue False Indigo (1)
NATIVE - Baptisia australis - Deep blue, pea
NEW! Obedient Plant (1)
shaped flowers with lush, blue-green foliage. Deep
NATIVE - Physostegia virginiana - “Miss Manners”
rooted, slow growing, and long lived perennial legume. variety. Showy white snapdragon-like flowers,
Reaches 3-5’. Blooms best in full sun. Plant in dry to
June - September. Tolerant of wet soil, full sun to
moist soil. Butterfly host plant. Deer-resistant.
partial shade. Grows 3-4’ tall. Deer tolerant, attracts
hummingbirds!
Butterflyweed (1)
Swamp Milkweed (1)
NATIVE - Asclepias tuberosa NATIVE - Asclepias incarnata - Clustered mauve
Stunning, popular milkweed requires
flowers bloom in mid-summer, attracting butterflies,
full to part sun. Bright orange
especially monarchs, who need milkweed to survive,
blossoms attract bees, hummingbirds,
and hummingbirds. Grows 2-4’. Great for a rain
and butterflies. Blooms June - August
garden, and equally fit for dry areas.
and reaches a height of 2-3’. Plant in
Wild Bergamot (1)
well drained, dry to moist soils.
NATIVE - Monarda fistulosa - “Petite Delight”
Cardinal Flower (1)
variety. A very popular native for the garden. Grows
NATIVE - Lobelia cardinalis - This bright red
15 - 18” tall, blooming July - August. Pink-lavender
attractive native of wet to moist soil grows to a
clusters of flowers attract hummingbirds, birds,
height of 2-5’. Blooms July-September, and attracts
butterflies and moths. Grows in a wide range of soils:
hummingbirds. Grows in full sun to nearly full shade.
moist to dry, sand to clay, in full sun to part shade.
Rain Barrels
Garden Cover Crops
A Rain Barrel collects and stores some of the rain water
from your roof for you to use later. This system hooks
into your existing downspout and overflows back into it,
protecting your foundation. Use the water to water your
garden or lawn, wash your car, or add water to your
compost. The soft rain water is better for plants and
won’t ‘spot’ your car. Storing the water helps keep our
streams healthy and prevents flooding. Help the
environment, your plants, and even your water bill!
Garden Cover Crops - 1/2 lb
$5.00
½ pound will cover 100 - 150 sq. ft.
Cover crops are planted for the benefits they
provide to soil health, plant vitality, and
pollinators. These mixes contain untreated
seeds and an inoculant that is OMRI
approved for organic gardens. Manage by
planting through or composting the residue.
Single Rain Barrel Kit
$30.00
Includes all parts to make your barrel, step-by-step
instructions, and a Tip Sheet for care of your barrel,
DOES NOT INCLUDE THE BARREL!
Summer Mix: Cow Pea, Flax, Oats,
Oilseed Radish, Pearl Millet, Sunflower,
and Sunn Hemp. Plant when the ground
temperature is 65°F. Also can be managed
by tilling the residue under.
Single Rain Barrel Kit & Barrel
$55.00
Includes the entire Kit, step-by-step instructions, Tip
Sheet and a 55 Gallon Barrel (food grade, blue).
Fall Mix: Cow Pea, Ethiopian Cabbage,
Flax, Mung Bean, Oats, Oilseed Radish,
and Pearl Millet. Plant in late July.
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THE
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ADVOCATE
Cow Pea
Flax
Pearl Millet
Name:______________________________________________________
Address:_____________________________________________________
Phone Number:____________ Email:______________________________
#
Name (Number of items in Packet)
# of Packs Price
1 NEW! American Chestnut (2)
2 *Black Gum (5)
3 Hazelnut (5)
4 Persimmon (American) (5)
5 *Red Oak (5)
6 *Sugar Maple (5)
7 NEW! *Sycamore (5)
8 *Tulip Poplar (5)
9 Colorado Blue Spruce (25)
10 Norway Spruce (25)
11 Scotch Pine (25)
12 White Pine (25)
13 NEW! Arrowwood Viburnum (5)
14 Elderberry (5)
15 NEW! Ninebark (5)
16 Pussy Willow (5)
$ 6.00
$ 6.00
$ 8.00
$ 6.00
$ 6.00
$ 7.00
$ 6.00
$ 6.00
$ 25.00
$ 25.00
$ 12.00
$ 25.00
$ 7.00
$ 6.00
$ 8.00
$ 8.00
17 NEW! Redosier Dogwood (5)
$ 7.00
18 Sassafras (5)
19 NEW! Shadblow Serviceberry (5)
20 NEW! Spicebush (5)
21 White Flowering Dogwood (5)
22 Witch-Hazel (5)
23 Aromatic Aster “Raydon’s Favorite”(1)
24 Black-Eyed Susan “Goldsturm”(1)
25 NEW! Blue False Indigo (1)
26 Butterflyweed (1)
27 Cardinal Flower (1)
28 NEW! Joe Pye Weed “Little Joe”(1)
29 Marsh Blazing Star (1)
30 NEW! Obedient Plant “Miss Manners”(1)
31 Swamp Milkweed (1)
32 Wild Bergamot “Petite Delight” (1)
33 Single Rain Barrel Kit (1)
34 Single Rain Barrel Kit & Barrel (1)
35 Garden Cover Crops - 1/2 lb Summer
36 Garden Cover Crops - 1/2 lb Fall
$ 8.00
$ 7.00
$ 7.00
$ 7.00
$ 8.00
$ 8.00
$ 8.00
$ 8.00
$ 8.00
$ 8.00
$ 8.00
$ 8.00
$ 8.00
$ 8.00
$ 8.00
$ 30.00
$ 55.00
$ 5.00
$ 5.00
Total Price
Tree & Plant
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Montgomery Soil & Water
Non Profit Org
U.S. Postage Paid
Brookville, OH
Permit No. 13
Conservation District
10025 Amity Road
Brookville, Ohio 45309
Return Service Requested
Deciduous & Nut Trees
Flowering Trees / Shrubs
Cover Crops
Potted Wildflowers
Evergreens
Native Plants
These packets are offered as a low cost source of conservation plant materials which will provide food and cover for
wildlife. Many plants are small and bare-rooted. We are offering a few varieties in small pots again this year.
The majority of our plants are native to Ohio. Most packets will fit easily into one or two grocery bags. They are available
to anyone and may be planted anywhere. To keep the cost low, we are unable to furnish replacements nor will we mail or
deliver the packets. We reserve the right to make substitutions if necessary.
Please send your check or money order with your order form. Packets can be picked up from our office on April 9th
and 10th from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. No additional pick up notice will be sent so mark your calendar! You
will receive your receipt when you pick up your order. We have limited quantities of some trees and plants, so
place your order early! Orders must be received by the District office by March 13th, 2015.
Make your check payable to:
Montgomery SWCD
And mail to:
10025 Amity Road
Brookville, OH 45309
DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE! DONATIONS RECEIVED IN 2015 WILL AGAIN BE USED TO
CONTINUE CONSERVATION EDUCATION PROGRAMS. A BIG THANKS TO OUR 2014 DONORS!
Are there types of trees, plants, bird houses or bird feeders you’re interested in that we don’t offer? Give us a call or stop
in our office and we’ll try to locate a source for you!
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