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Thank you for a successful 2024 Tree Sale!

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We want to thank Berrien County for participating in our annual tree sale! All customers and volunteers are highly appreciated, and we hope to see you again next year!

We have quite a few extra trees left from this years reforestation sale. Please come to our secondary sale at
Lemon Creek Winery, 533 E. Lemon Creek Rd., Berrien Springs, MI 49103

This Saturday, May 4 from 12 - 4 pm.

All seedlings are sold in bundles of 5, 10, 25, and 50. All prices are now reduced!

Bundle of 5 = $10

Bundle of 10 = $15

Bundle of 25 = $25

Bundle of 50 = $40

 

Here is what we have available (**Some species in very limited quantity!**):

 

 

Snowberry

American Hazelnut

Common Lilac

Allegheny Serviceberry

Winterberry (Holly)

Black Walnut

Bur Oak

Red Bud

Red Maple

Norway Spruce

White Pine

Red Pine

Nannyberry

Buttonbush

Douglas Fir

Sugar Maple

Red Twig Dogwood

Gray Dogwood

White Oak

Paper Birch

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Forest Trees

Ordering for our native wildflower and grasses sale is now closed. Please pickup your order, or shop our "browse & buy" where there will be additional plants  available to purchase on 
May 22, 12pm to 4pm
Berrien County Youth Fairgrounds
9122 US Hwy 31, Berrien Springs
Use the office gate entrance across from United Federal Credit Union

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Native plants are adapted to this region’s soils and climate, and require little maintenance once established. They are a valuable food source for many insects and birds that many ornamental plants cannot provide. Native plants have strong, extensive root systems that help rainwater infiltrate deep into the soil and protect the soil from erosion.

Wildflowers and grasses can also enhance the beauty of any landscape.  

 

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Berrien County Conservation District

 Preserving and Protecting our Natural Resources

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Our Mission

Berrien County Conservation District’s mission is to promote the protection and improvement of Berrien County’s natural resources through education, management, and technical assistance

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Our Function

 We work at the county level to assist residents, producers, and communities to help resolve natural resource concerns. We offer available technical, financial, and educational resources, in addition we help coordinate those resources to meet the needs of the local residents to accomplish their conservation goals.

Our Values

    Preserving, Protecting and Enhancing our Natural Resources

Inclusiveness

   We respect people, value diversity and are committed to equality

Participation

   We value and recognize the contribution of board members, employees and volunteers

Service

We strive to provide excellent assistance to all

COMMITMENT

We are passionate about the natural resources of Berrien County

INTEGRITY

We are dedicated to open and honest collaboration

Berrien County Conservation District encourages everyone to play their part in Conservation. The only way we succeed is when the change comes from within, and we want to empower you to take an active role. Learn more about the opportunities available to lend your support.

Engage Yourself

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Participate in Events

Making Posters

Volunteering

Donation Boxes

Donate to the District 

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