TREE SALE NOW ACCEPTING ORDERS!
We're excited to have you join us in conservation by participating in the Butler, Greene, and Warren County annual Tree Sale! All trees are sold as bare root stock in packs of five, priced $8-$12 a pack. Orders can be placed online while supplies last until March 14th. All orders are pick-up only and pick-up will take place the week of March 24th and 25th.
This year we are required to collect sales tax. If you are unable to pay with a credit card or require tax exemption for your purchase, please call our offices at (513) 695-1337 for assistance before placing your order.
Not sure what trees to plant? Most tree species we sell can be found on ODNR Division of Forestry's Tree and Shrub Species Information Table - take a look for a useful comparison of different native species' characteristics and ideal growing conditions!
This year we are required to collect sales tax. If you are unable to pay with a credit card or require tax exemption for your purchase, please call our offices at (513) 695-1337 for assistance before placing your order.
Not sure what trees to plant? Most tree species we sell can be found on ODNR Division of Forestry's Tree and Shrub Species Information Table - take a look for a useful comparison of different native species' characteristics and ideal growing conditions!
TREES
WILDFLOWERS & SHRUBS
ADDITIONAL ITEMS
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care of seedlings upon arrivalTree seedlings require water and cool temperatures to survive until planted. If you intend to plant the trees within 2 days, keep them in the package in a cool or shaded location.
If planting will be delayed longer than 2 days, open the package and make sure the roots and packing material are damp. Reseal and store the package in a cool place, periodically checking the condition of the trees’ roots. Do not allow the roots to dry out. The longer you wait to plant the trees, the fewer the number that will survive, regardless of the care given in storage. Seedlings take a lot of care and water for a few years. A great tip is to plant the seedlings in large pots and recess the pots in the ground close to your house or a water source. When the seedlings have grown significantly and are hardy, a permanent location can be found and re-planting will be easy! |
