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Shrubs Update - New Inventory and products sold out

Posted by Doug Reith on

Unfortunately the Tree & Shrub sale is sold out of Serviceberry, Paw Paw, and Pussy Willow, we have had a lot of excitement around these this year, and our nursey supplier is all out. On the bright side, we were able to increase our inventory for American Hazelnut, Deer packets, Wetland packets, and highbush blueberry.  Thanks again for all those who got their purchases in early. We will certainly aim to increase our numbers to meet demand in the future. 

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Stay Tuned! - More shrub inventory coming

Posted by Doug Reith on

Our Wildlife Shrub offerings in the Tree & Shrub sale section have sold fast. The bulk quantities for many are currently sold out or nearly, we are requesting more from our nursery suppliers, but are waiting for confirmation. If you're looking for shrubs, hang tight, we will hopefully make them available again as we can.

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Serviceberry - Sold out!

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Serviceberry - Sold out!

Saskatoon Serviceberry was a huge hit this year, and sold out not even 1/3 into our sale period. Unfortunately, our supplier is also out, so we are unable to increase our presale inventory.  We apologize to those who weren't able to get serviceberries this year. We'll do our best to order more in advance next year.  For a list of what has already sold out, see this page.

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Back in stock, Michigan Lily!

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Back in stock, Michigan Lily!

A very popular plant, the Michigan Lily, sold out quite quickly. However, we're please to announce that we've added 6 more to our inventory from the supplier! Then can be finnicky to grow, so let's hope they all make it to size by June!  Thanks for the enthusiasm for Native Plants! 

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Product Update: Royal Red Honeycrisp replaced by original Honeycrisp

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Product Update: Royal Red Honeycrisp replaced by original Honeycrisp

This product was previously the Royal Red Honeycrisp Apple (EMLA-111 rootstock), but the supplier ran out. We've substituted and updated the product to the original Honeycrisp (EMLA-7), this root stock is similar in size. While it isn't the trademarked "royal red" it is the original Honeycrisp and is more fire blight resistant. More on rootstocks. Customers who purchased the Royal Red Honeycrisp variety have been informed. For swaps, contact the Resource Coordinator, Doug Reith, at doug@washtenawcd.org or 734 - 302 8713.

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