Tree Program

Fact Sheet

 

LIST OF VARIETIES & DESCRIPTIONS 

(Just click on the variety you would like more information on.)

 

Evergreen
Balsam Fir

Black Hills Spruce

Colorado Spruce

Concolor Fir

Norway Pine

Red Cedar

Scotch Pine

White Cedar

White Pine

White Spruce

 

Deciduous
American Linden

Black Cherry

Black Walnut
Flowering Crab

Green Ash
Hackberry

Laurel Leaf Willow

Mixed Oak (this is a combination of the Bur, Red and White Oak)

Mountain Ash

Native Plum

Paper Birch

Quaking Aspen

Red Maple

Red Oak

River Birch

Silver Maple

*Siouxland Poplar

Sugar Maple

White Ash

White Oak

Weeping Willow

 

Shrubs
Black Chokeberry
Common Chokecherry

Common Ninebark

Cotoneaster

Dogwood

Highbush Cranberry

*Honeysuckle, Arnold Red

Juneberry (Serviceberry)

Lilac

Nanking Cherry

Nannyberry

Sumac

 

*Please note description is for similar variety, not exactly what we receive.

The Scott Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) annually makes available thousands of trees to county landowners. These trees are inexpensive and are of the finest stock from wholesale nurseries. We offer a wide choice of trees and shrubs in bundles of 25 per variety.


The Soil and Water Conservation District provides thousands of trees and shrubs to hundreds of Scott County residents every year.

Started many years ago to promote conservation and help residents create a more beautiful, healthy and ecologically balanced environment, the SWCD’s Tree Program is considered by many to be a true community service. Many of the county’s shelterbelts, farmstead and field windbreaks, wildlife habitat, and reforestation have been started as a result of this program. In more recent years, housing developments and community beautification projects have been added to the list of uses under the tree and shrub program.

We encourage all residents to utilize the Tree Program to start or add to their own beautification plans by purchasing stock from the SWCD.

Here’s how the program works:

  • The program begins in the fall of each year. Everyone who has ordered trees in the past should receive a copy of the new tree order form, or they may be sent one upon request.

  • Prices and varieties available are indicated on the order form. Payment must accompany your order.

  • Plan to pick up your trees/shrubs around mid April at the Scott County Fairgrounds. You will receive a postcard about one week before delivery with the specific pick up information.

You may also want to take advantage of flags to use as tree markers at a nominal cost.

For further information contact Jodi Worm at (952)492-5416 or e-mail at jworm@co.scott.mn.us.

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