2024 Tree Sale - Sold Out

The District held its annual tree sale May 1st until May 3rd.  Trees were sold out by May 2nd.

More than 50% of the American Arborvitae, Black Chokeberry, White Flowering Dogwood, American Sycamore, Persimmon, Swamp White Oak, Spicebush, Tulip Poplar, Red Oak, Apple Trees and American Elderberry had been purchased by noon on May 1st. Thanks to everyone for making this year's tree sale a resounding success and follow us here and on Facebook for information about our 2025 tree sale.

 Reasons to Plant Trees

• Trees prevent or reduce soil erosion and water pollution.
• Trees provide habitat - food and cover - for a variety of wildlife.
• Trees along rivers, streams and lakes reduce water temperature and prevent or reduce bank erosion and silt. Their roots provide hiding places for fish.
• Trees help recharge groundwater and sustain streamflow.
• Properly managed forests provide a sustained supply of lumber, plywood, fuelwood and other wood products.
• Properly placed screens of trees and shrubs decrease traffic noise, screen unsightly views and provide privacy.
• Trees add beauty and grace to any community setting. They make life more enjoyable, peaceful and relaxing.
• Living snow fences, strategically placed, hold snow away from roads, reducing maintenance costs.
• Trees, planted as memorials, leave a valuable gift for future generations.