SOLD OUT!!

CD 2025 Tree Sale and PSE Master Gardener Plant Shopping Days!

Dates: Wednesday, April 30th through Friday, May 2nd, and tentatively Saturday, May 3rd *Penn State Plant Sale Only*
Times: Wed-Fri - 10am to 2pm,

The Clinton County Conservation District in coordination with Penn State Cooperative Extension’s Master Gardener program are having a join tree/plant sale. This year we will have “shopping” days instead of doing pre-orders again.  The trees and shrubs listed below will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis ONLY, NO pre-orders will be taken.   This year you will come and shop for your trees on the below listed dates and take them with you that day.

The Conservation District seedlings available this year 5 for $12.00 include:   

Species and the number of Bundles we have left:

• White Flowering Dogwood (19 Bundles)
• Colorado Blue Spruce (23 Bundles)
• Chinese Chestnut (26 Bundles)
• Red Oak (33 Bundles)
• Persimmon (21 Bundles)
• American Elderberry (21 Bundles)
• Spicebush (24 Bundles)
• American Cranberry (33 Bundles)
• Black Cherry (37 Bundles)
• Apple Trees (7 Bundles)

Apple Trees in a bundle of 2 (1 HoneyCrisp & 1 Super Chief) for $45.00.  These apple trees are all approximately 4-6 feet tall. 

Master Gardner native plants for sale are: tickseed, bee balm, milkweed. 

Annuals for sale are: petunias, begonias, cascading begonias, sweet potato, lantana, trailing Indian mint, dahlias, zinnias, bidens, gazania, logelia, verbena. 
Herbs for sale are:  parsley, rosemary, basil and others.  
Also for sale are vegetables:  tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, broccoli, cabbage, zucchini and cauliflower. 

The “shopping” dates will be Wednesday, April 30^th through Friday, May 2^nd from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. and Saturday, May 3^rd from 9am until noon while supplies last.  The sale will be held at the Clinton County Conservation District office, located at: 45 Cooperation Lane, Mill Hall (located along Route 64 North of Lamar). 

If you have any questions, please email Alexa at cbloom@ClintonCountyPA.gov or call (570) 726-3798, ext. 3809 or Ginny Counsil at vlc125@psu.edu or call (570) 726-0022.

Put a little life in your future, plant a tree!

 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.