Handplants

Logan County Soil Conservation District

Handplants

· $ 1.25 ~ Bareroot

· $ 3.00 ~ 2-3 Foot

· $ 3.00 ~ 3-4 Foot

· $ 3.00 ~ 4-5 Foot

· $ 3.00 ~ 5-6 Foot

· $30.00 ~ Apple Trees

· Bulk Rate:

· 500 Trees ~ $1.00 Ea

· 1000 Trees ~ $0.75 Ea

PRICE

Mature Height	Species	Description	Alkaline Tolerance	Drought Tolerance	Water Tolerance	Edible Fruit	Comments
10’-15’	Apricot (Hardy)	Small Tree	Poor	Poor	Fair	Yes	Flowers in May & has fruit that can be used for jams.
40’-50’	Ash (Cardan)	Medium to Tall Tree	Fair	Fair	Fair	No	Cultivar of Green Ash, faster growing
35’-65’	Ash (Green)	Medium to Tall Tree	Fair	Fair	Fair	No	Vary Hardy, dense share, native variety
25’-65’	Aspen, (Quaking)	Medium to Tall Tree	Fair	Fair	Good	No	Not shade tolerant, needs moist site to do well.
20’-40’	Buckeye, (Ohio)	Medium Tree	Fair	Poor	Fair	Wildlife Only	Nuts are good for wildlife, good landscaping specimen
6’-14’	Buffaloberry	Large Shrub	Good	Fair	Poor	Yes	Silver leaf, thicket-forming w/thorns, fruit good for jelly.
6’-14’	Caragana	Large Shrub	Fair	Fair	Poor	No	Bright yellow May flowers, drought tolerant.
30’-45’	Cedar (Eastern Red)	Medium Conifer	Fair	Fair	Fair	No	Excellent cover, nesting and food for wildlife. Browns in winter.
60’-70’	Cherry (Black)	Tall Tree	Poor	Fair	Poor	Yes	Deep green foliage, wildlife habitat, berries for canning.
6’-10’	Cherry (Nanking)	Medium Shrub	Fair	Fair	Poor	Yes	Fast growing, short lived, pink flowers & edible fruit.
3’-6’	Cherry (Sand)	Small Shrub	Fair	Fair	Poor	Yes	White flowers, fruit makes good jelly, wildlife habitat.
5’-8’	Chokeberry	Medium Shrub or Tall Tree	Fair	Good	Good	Yes	Shade tolerant, red fall foliage, winter food source for birds.
12’-25’	Chokecherry (Common)	Large Shrub	Fair	Fair	Poor	Yes	White flowers and berries for jelly. Suckering.
12’-25’	Chokecherry (Schubert)	Large Shrub	Fair	Fair	Poor	Yes	Does not sucker as much as common. Purplish foliage, edible fruit.
50’-100’	Cottonwood (Native)	Tall Tree	Fair	Fair	Good	No	Large, fast growing, seeds w/cotton, long lived.
15’-25’	Crabapple (Red Splendor)	Small Tree	Poor	Fair	Poor	Yes	Green to red foliage.
15’-25’	Crabapple (Siberian)	Small Tree	Poor	Fair	Poor	Yes	Ornamental with fruit good for juice and jelly.
15’	Cranberry (Highbush)	Tall Shrub	Poor	Fair	Fair	Yes	White flowers, Prefers moist well drained sites.
3’-6’	Currant (Golden)	Small Shrub	Fair	Fair	Poor	Yes	Yellow flowers in spring, red fall color.
7’-10’	Dogwood (Redosier)	Medium Shrub	Fair	Fair	Poor	No	Does well in wet conditions, red bark, non-edible berries.
6’-12’	Elderberry (American)	Tall Shrub	Poor	Fair	Fair	Yes	Native species, likes moist well drained soils and full sun.
8’-12’	False Indigo	Medium Shrub	Good	Poor	Good	No	Excellent for riparian planting. Fibrous deep roots.
40’	Grape (Riverbank)	Vine	Good		Good	Yes	Multi-stem CLIMBING plant.
40’-60’	Hackberry (Common)	Medium to Tall Tree	Fair	Fair	Fair	No	Slower growing, excellent tree for wildlife, form similar to the American Elm.
15’-20’	Hawthorn, Arnold	Small to Medium Tree	Good	Fair	Fair	Yes	White flowers, red fruit, thorny stems.
6’-9’	Honeysuckle (Freedom)	Medium Shrub	Good	Fair		Wildlife	Adaptable to a wide variety of soils.
6’-15’	Juneberry	Large Shrub	Fair	Fair	Poor	Yes	Native, berries for canning & baking
8’-12’	Lilac (Common)	Large Shrub	Fair	Fair	Poor	No	Suckers, white or purple flowers that are fragrant.
6’-10’	Lilac (Late)	Medium Shrub	Fair	Fair	Poor	No	Flowers later than common, non-suckering
20’-25’	Lilac (Japanese Tree)	Large Shrub to Medium Tree	Poor	Fair	Fair	No	Pruned as tree or used as shrub – tolerates moist drained soils
15’-20’	Maple (Amur)	Small Tree	Poor	Fair	Poor	No	Red foliage in the fall
40’-65’	Maple (Silver)	Medium to Tall Tree	Poor	Poor	Fair	No	Fast growing, silvery leaves
40’-70’	Oak (Bur)	Medium to Tall Tree	Poor	Fair	Fair	No	Native, long lived, acorns for wildlife.
15’-25’	Olive (Russian)	Small Tree	Good	Good	Fair	No	Silvery leaves, with thorns.
15’-25’	Pear (Ussurian)	Small to Medium Tree	Poor	Fair	Poor	Yes	White flowers in May
50’-70’	Pine (Ponderosa)	Tall Conifer	Good	Good	Poor	No	Fast growing conifer with long needles.
25’-50’	Pine (Scotch)	Medium Conifer	Poor	Good	Poor	No	Fast growing conifer, narrow needles.
8’-10’	Plum (Native)	Large Shrub	Poor	Fair	Poor	Yes	White flowers, suckering.
40’-60’	Poplar (Hybrid)	Tall Tree	Fair	Fair	Fair	No	Rapid growth, hybrid
4’-6’	Raspberry (Boyne) Sorry no link	Small Shrub	Poor	Fair	Fair	Yes	Bears fruit in Summer
3’-5’	Rose (Hansen Hedge)	Medium Shrub	Fair	Fair	Fair	Yes	Pink flowers produce rose hips, purple leaves in fall, sm. thorns
30’-60’	Rose (Woods)	Small Shrub	Fair	Fair	Fair	Yes	Light pink to red flowers, small leaves, small thorns.
30’-65’	Spruce (Black Hills)	Medium to Tall Conifer	Poor	Good	Poor	No	Drought tolerant, dense needled evergreen
30’-65’	Spruce (Blue)	Medium to Tall Conifer	Poor	Poor-Fair	Poor	No	Drought tolerant, needles can be dark green to blue.
40’-55’	Willow (Golden)	Medium to Tall Tree	Fair	Poor-Fair	Good	No	Twigs are golden colored, low slender drooping branches
25’-40’	Willow (Laurel)	Small Tree	Poor	Poor-Fair	Good	No	Dark green glossy leaves
5’-10’	Willow (Sandbar)	Medium Shrub	Poor	Poor	Good	No	Suckering, rapid growth, extensive root growth