Summit County Seedling Tree Program
Seedling Tree Workshops - February 15 and March 14
Colorado State Forester Jacob McCarthy will present information on seedling selection, planting and survival. Come join us for either of these informative sessions, and pick up your application for seedling trees.
February 15, 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. - Senior and Community Center, 0083 Nancy's Place (CR 1014), Frisco
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March 14, 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. - Senior and Community Center, 0083 Nancy's Place (CR 1014), Frisco
Now accepting applications for the 2011-12 Seedling Tree Program!
Summit County Extension and the Colorado State Forest Service work together to provide seedling trees at a low cost for landowners. CSFS seedlings are intended for conservation purposes only, such as reforestation, windbreaks or wildlife habitat. Seedlings are grown at the Colorado State Forest Service Nursery from native stock, with many species suitable to Su
mmit County's high elevations.
Applications will be accepted until April 6, 2012. Seedlings will be delivered to Summit County on May 2, and must be picked up the day of delivery. Please download your application below, or call the Extension office at 970-668-3595 and we'll be happy to mail an application to you. Please call the nursery before ordering at 970-491-8429, or check the online inventory, as many species sell out early!
Online Seedling Inventory
2011-12 Seedling Tree Application
2011-12 Seedling Trees - Species Information
The below links provide information on the seedling tree program, suitable species for Summit County, and care and planting of seedlings. However, please feel free to call the Extension office for more information at 970-668-3595.
Colorado State Forest Service Nursery Website
Colorado State Forest Service Buyer's Guide
Species Suitability Guide for Colorado
Native Trees for Colorado Landscapes
Native Shrubs for Colorado Landscapes
Colorado State Forest Service Planting Guide
Planting Guide for Bare Root Trees and Shrubs
Seedling Workshop Presentation - Tree selection, planting and care
Email: extension@co.summit.co.us
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Last updated February 1, 2012
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Extension programs available to all without discrimination.
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