2018 Native Tree Sale
2018 Order/Payment deadline: September 28th
2018 Order pick up: Friday October 5th
How to order:
​Cash or check: Print the order form, complete, and submit with your payment to the SWCD. 
OR
Online ordering and payment is available here through our online store..

This tree sale is open to anyone- you do not have to live in Hamilton County to order.
​Please note that all orders must be picked up in Noblesville.
We guarantee a healthy specimen will be supplied at pick up. Due to variations in planting, site conditions, and care, no guarantee or refunds will be given after tree pick up. 
Order/Payment deadline: September 28th
Tree pick up: All orders must be picked up on Friday October 5th
between 12-6 at the Hamilton County 4-H Fairground Llama Barn in Noblesville.
32 species of native trees and shrubs are available. 
*New this year* Watering bags!

Details related to growth and mature size can be found on the tree sale PDF ordering sheet and in the details of each tree on the online store.

Growth rate notes: 
Slow - 1ft per year or less
Medium - 1-2 ft per year
Fast - 2+ ft per year
​Red Maple
Allegheny Serviceberry
Black chokeberry
Paw Paw
River Birch*
Northern Pecan
Shagbark Hickory
Northern Catalpa
Hackberry*
Buttonbush
Redbud*
Flowering Dogwood
Red Osier Dogwood
Persimmon*
Witch hazel
Eastern Red Cedar *
Spicebush
Tulip Poplar
Black Gum
Hop Hornbeam*
White Pine
Sycamore*
White Oak
Scarlet Oak
Red Oak
Shumard Oak
Black oak*
Elderberry
Coralberry
Bald Cypress
Arborvitae
Blackhaw Viburnum
* These trees are noted in the Purdue Indiana Climate Change Impacts Assessment as good choices for urban areas in relation to climate change and foreseen shifting vegetation habitats. More info on this study and the report can be found here. 
Watering Bags - $20
New this year-- we are offering 15 gallon watering bags as part of our tree sale. These bags zip around the tree trunk and can be filled with water-- slowly releasing the water over 5-8 hours.  These bags are ideal for trees that are 5' and taller and at sites where a direct watering source isn't nearby. A single bag is great for trees 1-3 inches in caliper. Two bags can be zipped together for larger trees. 
Help needed! Volunteer to help with the tree sale. Learn more and sign up on the volunteer opportunity page.
Not sure which tree or shrub is right for your property?

The Missouri Botanical Garden Plant Finder is a great resource to learn more about tree characteristics, potential issues, and other info.

The Hamilton County Master Gardener Association also has great resources on trees and shrubs.

The Arbor Day Foundation Tree Guide is a very helpful tool as well.

Always remember to consider mature tree size when selecting a planting location. Consider above and below ground utilities and always Call Before you Dig!

Call Before You Dig!!

Right Tree Right Place
Community Urban Forestry / Street Tree Information

Carmel
The City of Carmel Urban Forestry website has listings of recommended street trees, planting and maintenance documents and more.

If you plan to independently plant a street tree, you must submit an application which can also be found on the website. Guidelines for these plantings are also provided.

Fishers
The Town of Fishers Urban Forestry Program offers a listing of approved street trees, unapproved street trees, and the tree care ordinance as well as a street tree permit application. This information can be found here.

Westfield
The City of Westfield offers a Master Tree List that may help you guide your decision.

Noblesville
Visit the City of Noblesville Urban Forestry website for more information on recommended species and to view the City street tree ordinance. 

It is your responsibility to check and adhere to any tree planting guidelines in your community.  Also check Homeowners Association ordinances or guidelines on tree plantings before planting.