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<blockquote data-quote="Ponyroper" data-source="post: 172433" data-attributes="member: 423">Morton Co. Soil Conservation District sells 2-3' trees (2-3 years old) for $3.75.&nbsp; Their 3+' trees cost $5.75.&nbsp; Their surplus tree sale will be around the first or second Friday of June.&nbsp; The popular trees sell out fast so people often show up an hour or more early.&nbsp; They don't have a lot of older trees as they order mostly seedlings but I think you could call a couple days before the sale to see what they have left.&nbsp; I think the seedlings are mostly $2 each and they will have tons of them.&nbsp; All the conifers (pines) are seedlings.&nbsp; The bigger trees are all deciduous like Ash, Hackberry, Chokecherry, Lilac etc.&nbsp; When I was there Friday they still had some big Carriganas and American Plums but they are still planting previously ordered trees so some of those varieties may be gone by surplus day.&nbsp; I would say they have around 100 varieties of seedlings and most of them will have leftovers. You could go to the web site and see what varieties they have and the prices.<a href="http://mcscd.com/order-trees" target="_blank">http://mcscd.com/order-trees</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ponyroper, post: 172433, member: 423"] Morton Co. Soil Conservation District sells 2-3' trees (2-3 years old) for $3.75. Their 3+' trees cost $5.75. Their surplus tree sale will be around the first or second Friday of June. The popular trees sell out fast so people often show up an hour or more early. They don't have a lot of older trees as they order mostly seedlings but I think you could call a couple days before the sale to see what they have left. I think the seedlings are mostly $2 each and they will have tons of them. All the conifers (pines) are seedlings. The bigger trees are all deciduous like Ash, Hackberry, Chokecherry, Lilac etc. When I was there Friday they still had some big Carriganas and American Plums but they are still planting previously ordered trees so some of those varieties may be gone by surplus day. I would say they have around 100 varieties of seedlings and most of them will have leftovers. You could go to the web site and see what varieties they have and the prices. [url]http://mcscd.com/order-trees[/url] [/QUOTE]

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