Seedling Tree Program
From November to early April, the SCCD offers low-cost seedling trees, shrubs, and perennials to SHERIDAN COUNTY residents for:
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Living snow fences
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Windbreaks
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Wildlife habitat
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Pollinator habitat
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Visual screens
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Noise barriers
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Erosion control
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Reforestation
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And other conservation purposes
Seedling trees arrive in early May - just in time for spring planting. Perennials are generally ready the week before Memorial Day.
The SCCD/NRCS can provide assistance when considering local soil types, tree species, windbreak design, and site preparation for your planting.
IMPORTANT: Nursery inventory fluctuates daily and we do our best to update species regularly. In the event that a desired species is sold out, please have a substitution in mind.
Tree Resources
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How to store and care for your seedlings?
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Curious what trees grow in Sheridan?
City of Sheridan's Trees for Sheridan
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CSFS Trees for Conservation
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Wyoming State Forestry
Seedlings & Perennials
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Variety Package
This package includes 5 bare root Buffaloberry, Chokecherry, Native Plum, Redosier Dogwood, and Rocky Mtn. Juniper and tends to sell out quickly.
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Supplies
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Weed barrier fabric is is sold as a 6 x 300' roll. The fabric prevents weeds from overtaking your planting while also allowing water, air, and nutrients to pass through.
When you pick up your seedlings, the SCCD will provide you with a small bag of complimentary root dip. The dip is meant to promote new root development on plantings.