2025 Seedling Tree Sale is OPEN!

 The last day to order is April 1, 2025 by 5:00pm. Supplies are limited, so please complete your order as soon as possible. Please read the information below before you enter the store.

 UPDATE 2/26/2025: Now Available -  Eastern Redcedar, Rocky Mountain Juniper, Ponderosa Pine, Hybrid Cottonwood and Plains Cottonwood. Ponderosa Pine is available as potted and bareroot.  Eastern Redcedar, Rocky Mountain Juniper, Hybrid Cottonwood and Plains Cottonwood are available as bareroot in boxes of 25.   

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2025 Seedling Tree Program Details

La Plata Conservation District's seedling tree program allows farmers, ranchers and landowners to obtain trees at a nominal cost. The goal is to help landowners to plant new forests, establish effective windbreaks, protect homes, cropland, livestock and highways and to enhance wildlife habitat. 

Trees and plants are to be used for conservation and/or restoration purposes only. Ornamental qualities such as color, degree of flowering, fruit production, etc. are not guaranteed.

Seedling sales are restricted. To qualify, you must agree:

1. This nursery stock is NOT for use in ornamental or landscape plantings.
2. Seedlings purchased from LPCD may NOT be resold as a living plant.
3. Bareroot trees are available in bundles of 25 per species only.
4. Container conifers are sold in bundles of 5 only. (Gro-Plugs and TB2 are container seedlings).
5. Payment online at time of ordering is preferred. If you need to pay at pickup, only cash or check will be accepted.
6. If trees ordered are not available, a refund may be issued, unless a substitution is requested/available.
7. Pickup of seedlings will be on Friday, April 18th, 2025, at the LPCD Office/Yard located at 31 Suttle Street, Durango, CO, between 9am and 1pm. If you cannot pick up your order, please ask a friend or neighbor to pick up the order for you.
8. Please bring a box or container to transport your seedlings.

 Is 25 Bareroot Seedlings too many? Head over to our Facebook Event and find someone to share with!    

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