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 2021 Spring Tree Sale



A HUGE SHOUT-OUT TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS AND
TO THE WONDERFUL VOLUNTEERS WHO HELPED US SUCCEED WITH OUR 2021 SPRING TREE SALE!


Bill & Teresa Lossing
Theresa McCurdy
Randy Mallory
Randy Thompson
Lynne Vanderlinde
Dirk Vankoughnett
Trina Borenstein
Bill & Billie Thompson
Kevin Perry
Bruce Buchinger
Kurt Dalman
Eric Brandon
Connor Hubbard's Ag Students
Russell Williams




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The tree sale is a huge undertaking! It takes planning, organization, and lots of hard work! Without the dedication of our volunteers, we could not  bring this event to our county! Thank you, everyone!
Tree/Shrub Planting Recommendations by Josh Shields, Ph.D.

Planting Trees -- Some Helpful Tips

Tree Planting in Michigan--this packet gives more in-depth tips


Tree Planting - Site Selection 
Consider the plant's characteristics:


Do they need shade, full sun, dry or moist soil? How tall will it grow and how wide?
Consider what existing natural or man-made features are on your site which may
influence what trees and shrubs you plant and where.
Avoid the following:
       Planting shade-intolerant trees under mature trees. 
       Planting on septic drain fields. 
       Planting trees within 10-12 feet of overhead wires. 
       Planting trees within 10-12 feet of a building. 
       Planting evergreens where they may obstruct vision near roads. 
       Planting salt-intolerant plants next to roadways.
Tree Planting - Plant Spacing 
       Reforestation: Pines - 7 ft. x 8 ft. with 700 trees per acre. 
       Spruces: 6 ft. x 8 ft. with 900 trees per acre. 
       Windbreaks: 8 ft. x 10 ft. between rows.



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320 S. State Street
PO Box 291
Harrisville MI 48740

Kerri Turner, District Manager

Phone: 989-724-5272  FAX: 989-724-3707
email: [email protected]

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