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Tree Information
| Evergreens |
Height |
Light Tolerance |
Soils |
Notes |
| Blue Spruce |
75-100' |
shade tolerant |
upland dry soils |
winter cover for wildlife |
| Norway Spruce |
75-100' |
shade tolerant |
moist soils |
winter cover for wildlife, fast growing & long lived |
| White Pine |
60-100' |
moderately shade tolerant |
sandy loam soils |
great for windbreaks; preferred deer food |
| Douglas Fir |
70-100' |
full sun to partial shade |
well adapted, prefers well drained |
excellent Christmas tree |
| White Cedar |
30-40' |
shade tolerant |
grows on poorly drained swamps to well drained uplands |
great for windbreaks; preferred deer food |
| Berry Bushes |
Notes |
| Jewell Black Raspberry |
Vigorous, erect, consistantly productive, resistant to anthracnose and widely adapted. Fruit ripens in early July. Berries are superior quality, large, firm with glossy skin. Excellent Flavor. |
| Navaho Blackberry |
First ever Thornless Blackberry that's erect and self-supporting. Has glossy black berries, sweeter and firmer than previous thornless varieties, with smaller seed size. Also very winter hardy. This Patented variety requires little maintenance. No wires or trellis needed. Ripens June 20 in zone 7.
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| Northland Low Bush Blueberry |
Northland is a northern highbush blueberry bush. This variety is rated for hardiness zones 3 thru 7. The berries ripen in the early to middle part of the blueberry harvest season. This bush will yield 8 to 12 pounds of berries per year. The size of the berries are medium with a fair sweet flavor. When the Northland matures it will reach a height of 4 to 6 feet, with an spreading shape. In the fall the leaves will turn yellow and orange. |
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