Species the District has offered in the past include:

	CONIFERS Austrian Pine  (up to 150') A fast-growing, very adaptable ornamental tree: colder, drier climates.  Windbreaks. Colorado Blue Spruce  (up to 100') A beautiful ornamental tree with blue-green foliage. Good windbreak. Douglas Fir  (up to 130') A moderate growing conifer intolerant of shade.  Excellent Christmas tree. Eastern Red Cedar (up to 75') A splendid, densely pyramidal ornamental tree.  Berries for wildlife.  Very hardy. Norway Spruce (100-150') Extremely hardy and wind resistant, moderate-fast growth rate. Ponderosa Pine  (up to 200') Fast-growing native conifer.   Good windbreak. Rocky Mountain Juniper  (to 30' or more) A small pyramidal tree with silvery foliage, berries. Good survivor. Scotch Pine  (50-60') A favorite as an ornamental tree; colder, drier climates; slow-growing.  Windbreaks.
	BROADLEAF TREES Chokecherry (up to 25') Larger shrub with white flowers and red fruits.Drought and heat tolerant.Good windbreak. Honey Locust  (up to 100') Thornless, fast-growing, adaptable with tiny, bright green leaves.Pods eaten by wildlife.
	SHRUBS Autumn Olive (up to 12') Wide spreading shrub with silvery foliage, yellow flowers, and red berries. Drought tolerant and wildlife use. Caragana (Siberian Pea Shrub) (up to 18') A hardy, drought tolerant shrub. Yellow flowers. Excellent windbreak. Common or Early Lilac (up to 12') Attractive green foliage with fragrant purple lilac blossoms.  Windbreak. Honeysuckle (Up to 10') Dependable, hardy shrub with pink flowers.  Good windbreaks and streambank stabilization. Late Lilac (Up to 9') Very hardy, blooming later than other lilacs with a light rosy-lavender to white blossom. Russian Olive (20-25') Large shrub, silvery leaves, yellow flowers. Good for windbreaks, drought and alkali tolerant. Smooth Sumac (9-12') Fast-growing, colorful large shrub with good drought tolerance.  Native. Snowberry (3-4') Native with bright white berries. Drought and shade tolerant - Excellent erosion control and wildlife uses. Woods Rose (up to 5') Native shrub with clusters of light pink flowers.  Good erosion control and wildlife uses. Whitman Conservation District 805 Vista Point Drive, Suite 2 Colfax, WA 99111 Phone: (509) 397-4636 ext. 101 Fax: (509) 397-4953 dana-sanchez@wa.nacdnet.org