Conservation Trees & Shrubs
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The 2026 Tree Program was once again a huge success! NCCD sold 7,100 seedling trees that were picked up in May. While we will not take orders for May of 2027 until at least October, please see our order form HERE! to start planning for next year.
Trees ordered between October of 2026 through April 10, 2027, will be delivered to Casper in May of 2027. The NCCD cannot ship trees to other locations. All trees must be picked up in Casper.
The NCCD's Seedling Tree & Shrub Program provides affordable yet quality tree and shrub stock for planting effective living windbreaks and erosion control barriers in rural areas and on small acreages. Our nurseries offer seedling trees from 18" to 6' tall with nicely developed root balls, perfect for starting that windbreak! Bareroot (non-potted) seedling trees cost between $2.00 to $6.00 per tree! Trees are sold in bundles of 10 or 25 depending upon the size of the tree ordered.
Scroll to the bottom of this page to view information about the species that we carry, as well as some we no longer have access to!
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In May of 2025, NCCD sold over 7,200 seedling trees & shrubs for conservation purposes. These trees and shrubs are sold as "bare-root" (as shown below). Species sell out quickly, so you have to order early!
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Shelterbelts Booklet
NCCD, with assistance from a Wyoming Department of Agriculture Grant, has published a "Shelterbelts" booklet. It has information regarding tree selection and how to design a shelterbelt, whether it is to be used as a living snow fence, a windbreak, or a wildlife or stock shelter. To download a copy, CLICK HERE. If you would like a hard copy, please CONTACT US and we will mail you one!
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Here are some valuable resources to assist you in your selection, as well as planting information:
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Wyoming Tree Owner's Manual - Wyoming State Forestry
Shrubs for Wyoming - UW Ag Extension
Conservation Trees and Shrubs for Wyoming - USDA/Wyoming NRCS
Selection Information - The information links below were borrowed from other sites on the internet. In an effort to do the research for you, we have provided information on most of the species that we can order through our nurseries in alphabetical order, as well as some that we can no longer get, but are still worth researching. The nursery does have changes in availability of some species each year. Check the most up to date order form for availability!
Deciduous
Butternut
Caragana
Cherry, Black
Cherry, Nanking
Cherry, Pin
Cherry, Sand
Chokeberry, Black
Chokecherry, Amur
Chokecherry, Common
Cotoneaster, Pekin
Cottonwood, Native
Cottonwood, Siouxland
Crabapple, Dolgo
Crabapple, Midwest Manchurian
Crabapple, Red Splendor
Crabapple, Siberian
Cranberry
Currant, Black 'Riverview'
Currant, Golden (Clove)
Dogwood, Gray
Dogwood, Redosier
Dogwood, Silky 'Indigo'
Elderberry, American
Elm, Siberian
Hackberry, Northern
Hackberry, Oahe
Hazelnut
Honeylocust, Thornless
Honeysuckle, Freedom
Indigo, False
Juneberry
Lilac, Common
Lilac, Legacy Villosa
Linden, American
Linden, Littleleaf
Maple, Amur
Maple, Northern Sugar
Maple, Red
Maple, Silver
Nannyberry
Oak, Bur
Oak, Red
Oak, Swamp White
Pear, McDermand Ussarian
Plum, American
Plum, Prairie Red
Poplars, Hybrid
Rose, Hansen Hedge
Rose, Woods
Seaberry
Sumac, Aromatic
Sumac, Skunkbush
Sumac, Smooth
Sumac, Staghorn
Walnut, Black
Willow, Golden
Willow, Laurelleaf
Willow, Peachleaf
Willow, Sandbar
Willow, Sharpleaf
Winterberry
Vines
Bittersweet, American
Grape, Riverbank
Woodbine
Conifers
Cedar, Eastern Red
Juniper, Rocky Mountain
Pine, Eastern White
Pine, Ponderosa
Pine, Scotch
Spruce, Black Hills
Spruce, Colorado Blue
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Dial "811" before you dig!
Landowners/Operators are responsible for giving at least two work days advance notice to the Wyoming One Call system (800-849-2476 or 811) prior to any excavation project (including gardening, planting, fencing, etc). It is a free service to protect you from injury or costly damage to utilities (for which you can be held liable).
For more information, click here.
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