Tree catalog

Tree Sale Starts @ 8:00 am

Co-Op Arbor Day Event– April 27, 2018

Dawn Redwood– (Metasequoia Glyptostroboides) Is a Coniferous Tree that is fast growing. It is one of the shortest of the redwoods, though it can reach upwards of 200ft.

Retail: $15.00 Blue Spruce- (Picea Pungens) is an evergreen conifer with dense horizontal branches. Gets name from the waxy gray-green needles that look blue from a far. Can grow from 49ft to 75ft.

Retail: $9.00 Scarlet– Oak (Quercuc Coccinea) This oak tree is valued as a shade tree.

Reaching 70 ft. in height with a 50’ spread, it features a rounded full crown. Beautiful autumn color! Retail: $6.00

Quaking Aspen (Populus Tremuloides)The origin of the name, "quaking" lies in the fact that the foliage of aspens shimmers or "quakes" when there is a breeze. Spectacular fall color. Retail: $5.00

Western Red Cedar(Thuja Plicata) An evergreen coniferous tree that is abundant in the Pacific Northwest. This tree is know to be shade tolerant and can reproduce under dense shade.

Can get for 213ft to 230ft tall. Retail: $6.00 Silver Maple- ( Acer Saccharinum) is one of the most common trees in America. Will commonly grow anywhere from 5080ft tall. Prefers to be in the sun, but is highly adaptable tree.

Retail: $8.00 Eastern White Pine(Pinus Strobus) This tree prefers well drained soil, along with cool, humid climates. Can grow as tall as 230ft. Can grow 3ft per year upto 45 years old. Retail: $6.00

Grand Fir- (Abies Grandis) Can reach 200ft.

Has glossy dark green needles. Native to the Northwest. This tree is often planted for commercial Christmas tree plantations.

Retail: $6.00

Hungarian Lilac(Syringa Josikaea) This shrub has deep purple, fragrant flowers in narrow 4”-7” clusters. It is considered a late flowering lilac, typically blooming in late May into June.

Flame Willow- ( Salix— Flame) A hardy, tough and extremely adaptable smaller accent tree.

This tree has flaming, orange-red branches

Retail: $6.00

Retail : $14.00

Styrax japonicus: Japanese Snowbell. Introduction. Japanese snowbell is a small deciduous tree that slowly grows from 20 to 30 feet in height and has rounded canopy with a horizontal branching pattern. With lower branches removed, it forms a more vase-shaped patio-sized shade tree.

Retail: $8.00

Retail: $7.00

Rose Tree Of China(Prunus Triloba) Large shrub or small tree that can reach 10’ tall. Produces single pink or white flowers. Prefers a sunny location, and well drained soil.

Mock Orange (Philadelphus Lewisii) De-

ciduous; Grows 4 to 6’, sometimes taller. Abundance of white, richly orangy fragrant blossoms bloom in late spring/early summer. Retail: $13.00

Russian Almond (Prunus Tenella) This low growing shrub, 2—5’ is grown for its showy flowers.

Color can range from white to rose

Moorpark Apricot (Prunus Moorpark) Tree is hardy and beautiful in the landscape. Showy pink-white spring blossoms give way to golden yellow fruits in summer. Freestone. Ripens in mid-July. Self-pollinating.

red. Retail: $5.00

Retail : $24.00

Golden Delicious(Malus Golden) Large yellowish-green skinned apple, and very sweet to the taste. Prone to bruising and shriveling. Great for salads, apple sauce, and apple but-

Honey Crisp (MalusHoneyCR) This apple is for every use from eating to baking to making cider! It is also a long keeper– up to 4 months in the fridge!

Retail : $24.00

ter. Retail: $24.00

Liberty Apple Malus Liberty - Zone 4 Medium to large shiny red fruit. Good fresh, cooked, or canned.

Crisp and juicy. Excellent storage quality. Heavy annual bearing requires thinning to develop fruit size Self fruitful. Highly disease resistant

Elberta Peach (Prunus Elberta) This popular and rapid growing peach is a favorite! Its fruit is Freestone and juicy!

Retail : $24.00

Italian Prune (Prunus Italian)Italian prunes can be kept as dwarf trees around 10-12 feet through careful pruning. Self pollinating, winter hardy and the luscious fruit can be eaten fresh, dried or canned.

Retail: $24.00

Bing Cherry (Prunus Bing) The fruit texture is firm and sweet. The Bing Cherry is a good eating fruit and is desirable for cooking as well.

Retail: $24.00 **May require a pollinator

Retail : $24.00

W. Larix Leptolepis (Japanese larch)

Purple Smoke Bush (Cotinus C. Purpurea) Deep purple leaves which hold color throughout the summer. Economical alternative to more expensive cultivars, these can be potted up for a popular, easy to grow promo item in the GC. The few greenish plants which emerge in our seedling benches are pulled out early, so you're assured of receiving plants with uniform, dark purple leaves. Retail : $12.00

90’ in zone 4; Superior to all other larches in cultivation. Hi ghly ornamental with rebrown exfoliating bark. Frequent bonsais species. Medium to fast growth. Golden yellow fall foliage. Retail $5.00

W. Robinia Pseudoacacia (Black Locust)Black locust reaches a typical height of 40 –100 feet with a diameter of 2–4 feet. It is a very upright tree with a straight trunk and narrow crown which grows scraggly with age. The dark blue-green compound leaves with a contrasting lighter underside give this tree a beautiful appearance in the wind and contribute to its grace.

Retail : $8.00 Corylus americana, American Hazelnut is native to North America. The tree produces edible nuts beginning in the fourth or fifth year. It is a fast-growing species with a lifespan of 15 to 20 years and an average height at maturity of 10 to 15 feet. Retail : $8.00

Western White Pine. (Pinus monticola) The Western White Pine is a fast growing Pine tree that grows up to 100 feet tall. It Grows in the Western mountains of the USA and Canada. Idaho state tree. The Western White Pine has blue green needles that are 3 to 6 inches long. Retail: $7.00

May Day Tree (Prunis Padus CVI) ) The May Day Tree 'European Bird Cherry', is one of the first trees to leaf out in spring. European Bird Cherry is generally described as a perennial tree or shrub and has dark-green summer foliage that turns yellow to red in fall. The white flowers are large and fragrant and appear in early May.

Retail : $5.00

Things you need to know! 

The Co-Op Tree Sale will start at 8am sharp on April 27, 2018

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This sale is operated on a first come-first serve basis

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We are assured by the supplier that with the exception of the Bing Cherry, the trees and shrubs in the flier do not require pollinators

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The Co-Op make every effort to have all trees and shrubs in stock on the day of the sale, but we are subject to supplier cancelations

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All trees and shrub varieties are hardy for zones 3 & 4.

Thank you for you patience and continued patronage!