2015 Tree & Shrub Sale
2015 FSWCD Tree Sale Order Form
Common Name
Price Qty. Subtotal
5.00
Amur Maple
5.00
Birch
5.00
Boyne Raspberry
5.00
Hedge Cotoneaster
5.00
Iris
5.00
Late Lilac
5.00
Ranetka Crabapple
5.00
Rose Tree of China
5.00
Saskatoon Serviceberry 5.00
Siberian Dogwood
5.00
Siberian Larch
5.00
Silverberry
5.00
Tundra Rose
5.00
White Spruce
5.00
Order Total:
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American Cranberry
2015 FSWCD Tree Sale
The mission of FSWCD is to serve its cooperators,
Saturday, May 30th, 11am-4pm
private landowners and all citizens of the district by
promoting wise development and conservation of
natural resources. FSWCD offers educational,
technical and financial resources and works with a
variety of partners to meet their goals. FSWCD’s
critical natural resource areas include:
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Prevention and eradication of noxious and
invasive species
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Conservation of plant & soil resources
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A viable agricultural community
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Conservation/maintenance of water resources
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Conservation of forest resources
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Public education
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Promotion of affordable energy
-10% Cooperator Discount Total:
Name
Fairbanks Soil & Water Conservation District
Address
Phone
All sales are final. Make checks out to: FSWCD. Order form
and checks can be mailed to the FSWCD office. Cash payments
will be accepted at the FSWCD office. Pre-orders must be
received by Friday, May 15th.
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Email
590 University Avenue, Suite 2
Fairbanks, AK 99709
Phone: (907) 479-1213
Fax:
(907) 374-4922
E-mail: [email protected]
[email protected] for tree questions
Website: www.fairbankssoilwater.org
MEETING THE NEEDS OF THE LOCAL LAND USER FOR THE
CONSERVATION OF SOIL, WATER & OTHER NATURAL RESOURCES
Fairbanks Soil & Water Conservation District
590 University Avenue, Suite 2
Tel: (907) 479-1213
www.fairbankssoilwater.org
[email protected]
Shrubs
2015 Tree & Shrub Sale
Saturday, May 30th from 11am-4pm
Select & purchase your plants (some varieties
may be sold out) OR
preorder your trees/shrubs for better selection
Preorders are due by May 15th
Pickup Saturday, May 30th, 11am-4pm
Other vendors will be present!
10% Discount for FSWCD Cooperators
Edible Berries & Fruits
American Cranberry, Viburnum trilobum
Description: A shrub with clusters of white flowers,
edible red berries, and red foliage in autumn. Similar
to our native high bush cranberry (Viburnum edule).
Landscaping: Plant in full sun to part shade and
moderately moist soil. Zone 2
Source/Size: Lawyer Nursery/12-18” bare-root
Boyne Raspberry, Rubus idaeus ‘Boyne’
Description: A hardy, productive raspberry variety producing medium sized
juicy berries.
Landscaping: Raspberries prefer full sun
and well drained soil. Trellising increases yields.
Zone 2
Source/Size: Alaska Berries/12-36” bare-root
Ranetka Crabapple, Malus x ranetka
Description: A small tree growing up to 40’, this
cold-hardy apple makes a great ornamental and is also
useful as grafting rootstock.
Landscaping: Plant in well drained soil with full sun
exposure. Fence for moose protection. Zone 2
Source/Size: Lawyer Nursery/18-24” bare-root
Saskatoon Serviceberry, Amelanchier alnifolia
Description: A large shrub with white
flowers and edible blue-black berries
Landscaping: Plant in moist, well-drained soil and
full sun to partial shade. Zone 2
Source/Size: Lawyer Nursery/18-24” bare-root
Trees
Hedge Cotoneaster, Cotoneaster lucidus
Description: A densely-growing shrub that grows
6-10 ft tall and makes a good hedge.
Landscaping: Plant in full sun. Prefers moist, welldrained soil but can tolerate some drought. Zone 3
Source/Size: Lawyer Nursery/18-24” bare-root
Amur Maple, Acer ginnala
Iris, Iris setosa
Description: A 12-24” tall perennial
with blue-violet flowers.
Landscaping: Plant in full sun to partial
shade and moist soil. Zone 1
Source/Size: North Country Farm (Salcha)/ 3inch
x 3inch plugs
Birch, Betula neoalaskana
Description: A small shrubby tree with glossy foliage
and fragrant spring blooms. Has bright red fall leaves.
Landscaping: Prefers well drained soil and full sun
to partial shade. Zone 3
Source/Size: Lawyer Nursery/18-24” bare-root
Description: Deciduous tree with white,
peeling bark and golden fall color.
Landscaping: Prefers moist, well-drained
soils, tolerates partial shade. Zone 1
Source/Size: Pingo Farm/12-24” tall, bare-root
Siberian Larch, Larix sibirica
Late Lilac, Syringa villosa
Description: A medium sized deciduous
tree, with needles that turn golden colored
and drop in the fall
Landscaping: Plant in sun to partial shade. Water
regularly. Zone 2
Source/Size: Risse Greenhouse/6-8inches tall in
tree cones
Description: Large, hardy shrub with purple-white
fragrant flowers. Grows very quickly in Interior AK.
Landscaping: Prefers well-drained soil and full sun.
Zone 2
Source/Size: Lawyer Nursery/6-24” bare-root
Rose Tree of China, Prunus triloba
Description: Small tree/large shrub with many
single pink or white flowers.
Landscaping: Prefers moist, well-drained soil.
Flowers best in full sun. Zone 3
Source/Size: Lawyer Nursery/18-24” bare-root
Siberian Dogwood, Cornus alba sibirica
Description: A medium-sized shrub forming a
thicket of red stems that provide beautiful winter
color. Has small cream flowers in clusters.
Landscaping: Partial-full sun and regular watering.
Zone 2
Source/Size: Lawyer Nursery/18-24” bare-root
Silverberry, Elaeagnus commutata
Description: A medium-sized shrub with silvery
foliage and berries and small yellow flowers, has a
perfume-like scent.
Landscaping: Plant in full sun, this plant is somewhat drought tolerant. Zone 2
Source/Size: Lawyer Nursery/18-24” bare-root
Tundra Rose, Potentilla fruticosa
Description: This shrub grows to about 3 feet tall,
with many stems, dense foliage, and abundant longlasting yellow flowers.
Landscaping: Prefers well drained soil, can tolerate
some shade. Zone 2
Source/Size: Lawyer Nursery/12-24” tall, bare-root
White Spruce, Picea glauca
Description: Tall evergreen tree, very
hardy but slow growing.
Landscaping: Prefers full to partial sun.
Don’t plant close to home for fire safety. Zone 2
Source/Size: Risse Greenhouse/6-8inches tall in
tree cones
Planting Tips…
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Plant your trees and shrubs ASAP– these bare-root
plants will not survive long un-planted! If you can’t
plant them right away, put them in a bucket of water.
Select a planting site where there is plenty of space for
the trees or shrubs to grow.
Dig the planting hole 2 to 3 times the diameter of the
tree roots.
Mix compost or topsoil into the planting hole to help
enrich the native soil.
Top the planting area with 3” of mulch to within 6” of
the tree trunk.
Water deeply about once per week.
Protect young trees from moose browsing by fencing
(especially apples, which moose love).
If you notice your trees or shrubs looking unhealthy,
feel free to contact us with questions!