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White Pine

$18.00

The White Pine was given the official title of Michigan State’s Tree on March 4, 1955. Also known as a soft pine, they were referred to the “Tree of Peace” by Iroquois and Ojibway, Zhingwaak. Most often planted for timber production, borders and wildlife habitat.

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Fall Sale 2020, all orders will be shipped directly to customer with a 30% shipping charge due to covid-19 concerns

The information below ONLY APPLIES to Spring Sales

Please note that trees, shrubs, packets, and products will not be delivered by mail. Your order will be batched together and made available for pickup at a specified and location.

During Checkout please choose one of the the following locations and dates:

April 10 & 11 at the Sanilac County Fairgrounds
- 171 Dawson St., Sandusky, MI
April 17 & 18 at the Goodells County Park- Exhibit Barns.
- Goodells, MI (Use the M-21 entrance at the north end of the park)
April 21 & 22 at the Armada Fairgrounds
- 74280 Fair St., Armada, MI
April 24 & 25 at Sterling Heights Dodge Park
- Farmer's Market Pavilion, 40629 Utica Rd Sterling Heights, MI 48313
Trees/Plants are primarily sold as Bare Root Stock. District Liability ceases when orders are picked up. Seller is not liable for improper handling or planting of plants after consumer has possession. The Blue Water CD is not liable nor guarantees survivability.

White Spruce

$36.00

The White Spruce is South Dakota’s State Tree. It is considerably tolerable of shade.

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Fall Sale 2020, all orders will be shipped directly to customer with a 30% shipping charge due to covid-19 concerns

The information below ONLY APPLIES to Spring Sales

Please note that trees, shrubs, packets, and products will not be delivered by mail. Your order will be batched together and made available for pickup at a specified and location.

During Checkout please choose one of the the following locations and dates:

April 10 & 11 at the Sanilac County Fairgrounds
- 171 Dawson St., Sandusky, MI
April 17 & 18 at the Goodells County Park- Exhibit Barns.
- Goodells, MI (Use the M-21 entrance at the north end of the park)
April 21 & 22 at the Armada Fairgrounds
- 74280 Fair St., Armada, MI
April 24 & 25 at Sterling Heights Dodge Park
- Farmer's Market Pavilion, 40629 Utica Rd Sterling Heights, MI 48313
Trees/Plants are primarily sold as Bare Root Stock. District Liability ceases when orders are picked up. Seller is not liable for improper handling or planting of plants after consumer has possession. The Blue Water CD is not liable nor guarantees survivability.

Growth Rate	Moderate to fast growing
Mature Size	80-120 ft tall, 35 ft spread
Soil	Sandy; prefers rich and porous, moist to well drained
Light	Full but moderately shade tolerant
Leaves	2-5 inch long needles, bundles of 5, soft bluish tint
Cones	3-6 inches long, slender shape and round scales
Deer Browse Risk	High
Benefits	Popular Christmas tree due to its ability to hold needles well. Well utilized in Michigan's lumber production with large trees haven been used to build ship masts.

Growth Rate	Slow to moderate
Mature Size	60-100 ft tall, 1-3 ft trunk diameter
Soil	Clay, loam; prefers well-drained
Light	Shade tolerant
Leaves	½ - ¾ inch long needles, blunt tip, green-bluish color and 4 sided
Cones	1 - 2 ¾ inch long; pendulous and slender shape with thin flexible scales
Deer Browse Risk	Low
Benefits	Due to its excellent foliage color, short stiff needles and good nature shape these have been widely used as Christmas trees. They have also been used as windbreaks, wildlife habitats, furniture production and sounding boards for pianos and violins. The tough pliable roots were used by Indians to lace birch bark canoes and making woven baskets.