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The Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District is proud to offer a wide
variety of non-invasive plants and accessories at reasonable prices. Plantings
promote conservation by reducing erosion, improving wildlife habitat
and food, providing windbreaks, promoting valuable wood production,
and increasing native Adirondack biodiversity.
Orders DUE BY March 28, 2012.
Order Pickup Information: FRIDAY APRIL 27, 2012 at the Brown Shed
Building on South Shore Road across from the Lake Pleasant Fire Hall
9 AM - 3 PM
SATURDAY APRIL 28, 2012 at the Blue Mountain Fire Station 9 AM - 12
PM and at the Brown Shed Building 9 AM - 1 PM
2012
Order Form
Photo Descriptions of Items
Evergreen Trees
Deciduous Trees
Pacs
Fruit Trees
Vine-Like Plants
Berries
Wildflower Seed Mixes
Accessories
Wildlife Houses
The District is offering a wide variety of bare root
seedlings and ground covers to be used for erosion control, wildlife
habitat improvement, beautification, Christmas trees, windbreaks,
and wood product production. Shrubs and evergreens provide food and
cover for song and game birds, rabbits, deer and other wildlife.
Plantings act as screens that protect your home from harsh weather
and provide privacy. Planting information will be provided with your
order. In an effort to stop the spread of invasive species, ALL
plants offered are non-invasive to New York State.
PLEASE NOTE: The Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation
District is not responsible for stock once removed from the pickup
station, stock not picked up at the designated date or time, for the
success or failure of your plantings, or for any wildlife damage.
The HCSWCD reserves the right to refund money if items become
unavailable. Overstock items will be sold at the time of pickup on a
first come first serve basis.
Orders ready for pick up in Blue Mountain.
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