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Trees Planted since 1951
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Spring 2023 Orders
There is still some limited tree and shrub availability for spring planting. Orders will be accepted while supplies last.
Don’t hesitate to contact us for assistance with developing planting plans or for information on grant programs. The 2023 Order Form with current species availability and cost information can be downloaded in .pdf format below:
As of February 24, 2023 the following stock is still available:
Large Stock Trees:
White Spruce
Norway Spruce
White Cedar
Tamarack
European Larch
Sugar Maple
Red Oak
Bur Oak
Swamp White Oak
Hackberry
Sycamore
Basswood
Shrubs (potted):
Pussy Willow
Red Osier Dogwood
Serviceberry
Elderberry
Ninebark
Highbush Cranberry
The following seedlings are still available:
Norway Spruce
Tamarack
Bitternut Hickory
Tulip Tree
Red Osier Dogwood
Highbush Cranberry
Do-It-Yourself Tree and Shrub Orders
If you want to plan your own project, this option is for you.
- To get started, decide on the type of project you want to do. Not sure? Contact our forestry staff to discuss options for your site.
- Fill out the tree and shrub order form.
- Order forms may be submitted by:
- email: trees@mvca.on.ca
- fax: 519-335-3516
- mail: Maitland Conservation, Box 127, Wroxeter ON N0G 2X0
- Check in with forestry staff to see if your project is eligible for funding.
- Pick up your trees when your order arrives in April and start planting.
- Don’t forget to maintain your trees – check out the posted factsheets for information.
Planting Coordination Services
Maitland Conservation staff are here to help you with your next planting project. We will work with you to create a plan for your property and coordinate having a contractor come out to complete the planting.
To get started:
- Decide on the type of planting project you want to complete.
- Contact Maitland Conservation’s Forestry staff to discuss the project you’re are looking to do.
- Staff will come out on site to walk the property with you, providing advice for the project.
- Staff will then create a tree and shrub planting plan.
- Once approved, Maitland Conservation will coordinate with the contractor to provide quotes, site visits and timing of the planting. Staff will also research other funding opportunities that will help offset the costs of the project.
For more information, please contact Shannon Millar at 519-335-3557 ext. 233 or by email at trees@mvca.on.ca.
Available Stock
A variety of large stock and seedling trees, plus potted shrub species are available to order. To make transporting and planting easier for landowners, all large stock trees and shrubs will be either ball and burlap or potted. With this change, the deciduous trees will be a smaller stock size than in previous years.
Funding
Your planting project may be eligible for cost-share funding. Maitland Conservation staff will help you assess if your project is eligible for a grant. Limited funding is currently available through:
- Huron Clean Water Project
- Wellington Rural Water Quality Program
- 50 Million Tree Program
- OSCIA programs
Contact
Shannon Millar, Restoration Technician
smillar@mvca.on.ca
519-335-3557 ext. 233
Landowner Spotlights
Check out the interviews with Bill Roy and Allison Stoecker, local landowners who have been undertaking a variety of stewardship planting projects.
Resources
Mulching and Staking Factsheet
Jann and Mike Van Massenhoven – an inspiring tree planting story
All About Windbreaks – OMAFRA recently developed a series of four videos focusing on windbreaks. Click the link below to view the videos: