Annual Native tree sale
Native Tree Sale
Every fall the SWCD brings you a wide selection of native trees and shrubs for your landscape and conservation needs.
Native trees are a good choice for your project because they are uniquely suited to our soils, weather, and pests AND they have unique and crucial relationships with the insects, pollinators, and birds our ecosystem depends on.
Go native!
Support Conservation
The tree sale is the SWCD's biggest annual fundraiser and all proceeds go right back in to conservation in Hendricks County.
Note: The tree sale is open to anyone - you do not have to live in Hendricks County to order. Please be aware that we cannot ship your trees - all orders must be picked up in Hendricks County, at the specified pickup location.
Order your trees!
Order & Payment DEADLINE: September 30th, 2024
Complete the order form below and submit with full payment to:
Hendricks County SWCD
195 Meadow Drive, Suite 2
Danville, IN 46122
Contact us at 317-745-2555 ext. 3 with any questions about the trees offered or the tree sale.
See all the species of trees offered on our order form.
Trees are all native trees grown locally in Lizton, IN by Woody Warehouse Nursery, Inc.
3 gallon potted trees are available for $30 each.
Click below to download the pdf form.
Each tree or shrub offered through the Hendricks County SWCD fall tree sale is guaranteed by Woody Warehouse to be true to type and in good condition at the time of pick up.
The SWCD cannot guarantee refunds or plant survival after trees have been taken home. If you are not satisfied with your order, you have the right to refuse trees or shrubs at the time of pick up only. A refund check will be issued by mail for the cost of the refused plants.
HOW DO I PICK UP MY TREES?
An email will be sent with instructions on time and location of tree pick-up.
Not sure which tree or shrub is right for your property?
For detailed descriptions of the trees and shrubs offered in the SWCD tree sale, including mature size; foliage, bark, and fruit descriptions; light, soil, and water requirements, etc., visit the University of Connecticut College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources Plant Database.
The Missouri Botanical Garden Plant Finder is a great resource to learn more about tree characteristics, potential issues, and other info.
The Arbor Day Foundation Tree Guide is a very helpful tool as well.
Right Tree, Right Place. Remember to consider mature tree size when selecting a planting location, and tree species. Plant the right tree in the right place.
Consider above and below ground utilities and always Call Before you Dig!
