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Trees are Cool Program

The billion tree campaign is a program from the United Nations whose goal is to plant a billion trees worldwide. With the effects of global warming many people are wondering how they can contribute. This campaign gives every community, school, government organization and individual an opportunity to do something for the cause....plant a tree. It's easy to get involved, pledge a tree and plant it. For more information abought the campaign and how to pledge go to www.unep.org. All you do is type in your name and address and that you pledge to take care of this tree.

• How trees can help? One tree will absorb CO2 from 4 cars, every year.
• A healthy tree cools the air equivalent to 10 room-sized air conditioners operating 20 hours a day.
• Trees can add up to 15% to residential property values.

Recycle

DeWaynes would like to do our share in helping cut down on plastic in the landfills. We encourage you to bring back your empty tree and shrub pots and annual flower pots. We guarantee that they will be reused. We can not accept other plastic products.

New For 2009- DeWayne's Tree Farm

We are a tree farm, a grower of larger trees and shrubs. We do not clear out our inventory at the end of the season like many of the big box stores. Rather we will continue to stock trees and shrubs right up until the ground freezes in the fall and we will continue to grow our inventory and repot into larger containers for the next year. We do not grow our trees in the ground or burlap but in large nursery pots so that it is much easier for the home owner to plant their own larger trees. You do not need a skidsteer to move most of the trees we have in stock. Some of our trees we have in stock we have grown in pots at our nursery for more than 5-6 years. Instead of ordering bareroot trees every spring the older trees have time to develop a strong root system that is better able to gather water and nutrients after planting.

We do not sell tree seedlings. Most of our trees are at least 1 inch diameter trunk and at least ten feet tall, except for a few ornamental varieties that stay small.

Deciduous Trees in Stock for 2011

Ornamental Trees are listed seperately. Most of the shade trees are a good one inch diameter trunk, to our very large 3 1/2 inch diameter balled and burlaped Autumn Blaze Maple and Black Hills Spruce trees. Trees in stock for 2011 are:

• Ash- European Mountain and Marshalls Seedless.
• Birch- Prairie Dream Paper and River Birch single or clump.
• Elm- Discovery.
• Hackberry- Common.
• Hawthorn- Crimson Cloud.
• Linden- American, Greenspire and (Redmond-two sizes).
• Maple- (Autumn Blaze-one size), Autumn Spire, Crimson King-sold, Deborah-sold, (Northfire-one size), (Northwood- two sizes), Princeton Gold-sold, Red Sunset- sold out, (Royal Red-two sizes), Rubyfrost, (Sienna Glen-three sizes), Silver, State Street, (Sugar-three sizes), (Sugar Fall Fiesta-two sizes), Tatarian & Varigated Maple.
• Oak- Majestic Skies Northern Pin, (Northern Pin-two sizes) and Northern Red.
• Poplar- Tower- sold out.
• Willow- Niobe Weeping-sold and Prairie Cascade.

• Ornamental Trees 2011
• Caragana- Weeping- sold.
• Forsythia- Northern Sun- sold out.
• Hydrangea- PeeGee and Proven Winner Quick Fire.
• Lilac- Korean Dwarf.
• Ninebark- Diablo and Center Glow.
• Plum- Double Flowering.
• Serviceberry- Amelanchier Autumn Brilliance.
• Viburnum- Emerald Triumphtree-sold and Nannyberry.
• Willow- Dwarf Blue Arctic and Weeping Pussy Willow.
• Winterberry- Euonymus Prairie Radiance- sold out.
• Flowering Crabs- Brandywine, Indian Summer, Morning Princess, Pink Spires- sold out, Prairiefire-sold, Profusion- sold, Radiant- sold, Rejoice-sold, Royalty, Spring Snow & Thunderchild- sold.

Evergreen Trees 2011

Trees in stock; Balsam Fir, Canaan Fir, Austrian Pine, White Pine, Black Hills Spruce, Colorado Spruce, (Fat Albert Spruce- two sizes,) and Norway Spruce.

Trees range in size from 2 gallon container to a large 20 foot balled and burlaped Black Hills Spruce.

Apple Trees 2011

The varieties of apple trees that we have in stock are; Akane, Beacon, Connell Red, Cortland, Fireside, Haralson, Hazen, Honeycrisp, Honeygold, McIntosh, Northern Lights, Prairie Magic, Red Baron, Red Regent, SnowSweet-sold, Sweet Sixteen, State Fair, Wolf River and Zestar. The smallest tree being 9/16" in diameter and 5 feet tall, but most trees are 1" diameter or more and 7 to 8 feet tall. There are many trees which have produced apples this year.

There are three sizes this year. Standard size will produce full-sized trees and may grow to a height of 20 to 25 feet at maturity. Semi dwarf size will produce trees approximately 60% of the size of standard apple trees or 12 to 15 feet tall. We also have Honeycrisp dwarf trees that will grow approximately 9 to 15 feet tall.

Always remember, at least two varieties should be used in each fruit planting to serve as a source of pollen for the other variety. In most instances with any fruit trees, you will have better results planting two varieties.

Fruit Trees standard size 2011

• Apricot- Moongold, Pioneer Chinese- sold and Sungold- sold.
• Cherry-
• Crab Apple- Chestnut- sold out.
• Pear- Golden Spice, Summercrisp- sold and Ure.
• Plum- BlackIce, Mount Royal- sold, Superior and Toka.

• Small Fruits & Vegetables
• Asparagussold
• Blueberry- Bluecrop (High Bush), Blueray (High Bush), Chippewa- sold out, and Northblue- sold out.
• Currant- Red Lake- sold.
• Elderberry- Adams and York.
• Gooseberry- Pixwell.
• Grapes- Beta, Edelweiss, Marquette & Valiant- all sold out.
• Hazelnut- American.
• Horseradish
• Raspberry- Anne Yellow, Bristol Black and Killarney- sold out.
• Rhubarb- Chipmans Canada Red- sold.
• Strawberry- Ft. Laramie, Hecker, Honoeye and Itasca.

• Shrubs 2011
• Amur Maple- Amur & Bailey Compact.
• Azalea-Lemon Lights, Mandarin Lights- sold, Mollis- sold, Pink & Sweet- sold, and White Lights.
• Barberry- Burgundy Carousel, Crimson Pygmy, Golden Carousel- sold, Concorde Japanese, Helmond Pillar Japanese, Pigmy Japanese, and Rose Glow.
• Burning Bush- Winged & Compact- both sold.
• Cherry- Nanking.
• Chokeberry- Autumn Black Magic.
• Cranberrybush- American, Bailey Compact, & Dwarf European.
• Currant- Alpine.
• Dogwood- Proven Winner Arctic Fire, Cream Cracker, Bud's Yellow, European Variegated, Ivory Halo, Isanti and Red Twigged.
• Forsythia- Fiesta and Northern Gold.
• Honeysuckle- Cool Splash- sold, Dwarf Bush and Honeybush- sold.
• Hydrangea-Annabelle, Endless Summer Bella Anna, Endless Summer Twist n Shout- sold out, Great Star First Editions, Limelight Proven Winner, PeeGee, Pink Diamond, Pinky Winky Proven Winner, First Editions Vanilla Strawberry and White Diamonds Proven Winner.
• Lilac- Charles Joly, Donald Wyman, Dwarf Korean, Josee, Ludwig Spaeth- sold, Miss Ellen Wilmott, Mme. Lemoine, Pocahontas, President Grevy, Sensation and Wonderblue- sold.
• Mockorange- Blizzard and Golden.
• Ninebark-Center Glow, Darts Gold, Diablo and Summer Wine.
• Potentilla- Abbotswood, Dakota Sunspot, Forever Gold- sold, Gold Drop, Jackmanni and McKays.
• Rhododendron- Aglo- sold, P.J.M., and Purple Gem- sold.
• Sand Cherry- Purpleleaf.
• Serviceberry- Autumn Brilliance and Regent.
• Snowberry- White.
• Spirea- Ash Leaf- sold, Billard, Bridalwreath, Frobel, Goldflame, Goldmound, Little Princess, Snowmound, Tor Birchleaf, and Vanhouttei Renassiance.
• Tamarisk- Summer Glow.
• Viburnum- Proven Winner Blue Muffin Arrowwood, Common Snowball- sold, Mohican and Witherod.
• Weigelia- Dark Horse, Proven Winner Midnight Wine, Pink Delight, Polka, and Tango.
• Willow- Dwarf Blue Arctic and Nishiki.

Hardy Perennials

We have hundreds of different perennial plants this year. They are planted in one gallon pots. Here is a list of just a few of the different perennials we stock: Achillea Yarrow, Agastache Hyssop, Baptisias, Beardtongue, Chrysanthemums, Coral Bells, Coreopsis, Daylilies, Delphiniums, Dianthus, Dicentra Bleeding Hearts- three types, Echinacea Coneflower, Euphorbia Cushion Spurge, False Sunflower, Ferns, Galardia, Hostas, Iris, Lamium, Liatris, Asiatic and Oriental Lilies, Lupines, Monarda Bee Balm, Nepeta Catmint, Peonies, Russian Sage, Phlox, Polemonium Jacobs Ladder, Rudbeckia, Salvia, Sedum and ornamental grasses.

Plant a Tree, In Memory of.....

Planting a tree in memory of a beloved family member or friend is perhaps the most fitting memorial of all. In the days and years to come the trees you plant will live, grow, blossom, and carry on the names of those memorialized.

Purchase a gift card for a chosen amount to be used toward any tree in stock. A second certificate (suitable for framing) stating that a living memorial has been reserved in the memory of the deceased will be displayed at the memorial service accompanied by a single vased rose.