The Annual Warings Creek Spring Sale of Native Trees
Saturday May 16, 8am – 1pm
352 County Road 10
Corner of Ridge Road
Picton
A number of Carolinian species will be included in this year’s sale, such as Ohio Buckeye, Persimmon, Blue Ash and Tulip tree.
Many trees that grow locally: White oak, White pine, Bur oak, White birch, Basswood, Sugar maple and Bitternut hickory.
This year a larger selection of bushes and smaller trees will also be available.
Most trees sell for $10.
Proceeds from this Spring’s Sale of Native Trees will be used to replace culverts along the Waring’s Creek.
Waring’s Creek Improvement Association (WCIA) is a community-based group of citizens, mainly residents of Prince Edward County, who are engaged in the rehabilitation and preservation of Waring’s Creek. Waring’s Creek is a typical, southern Ontario sandplain stream, with low flows and relatively high nutrient levels, capable of supporting eastern brook trout populations. Waring’s Creek drains its watershed into West Lake, a small body of water formed when the Sandbanks, one of the outstanding freshwater shoreline features of eastern North America, surrounded and captured several acres of Lake Ontario.
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