Archived Outdoors

Trees, berries order to benefit 4-H

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Wednesday, February 02, 2011

The Swain County Cooperative Extension is now taking orders for 3- to 4-foot apple, pear and peach trees, along with three-year old blueberry and two-year old grape varieties.

Prices are $12 for the apple, pear and peach trees and $8 for the grapes and blueberries. All plant material will arrive bare-rooted.

Money raised will be put into the Swain County 4-H Fund for local youth scholarships.

Mail completed order form and payment to: Swain County 4-H Fund, PO Box 2329, Bryson City, N.C., 28713

All orders and checks must be received by Wednesday, Feb. 9. The shipment will arrive at the Swain office on Wednesday, March 2.  

828.488.3848.

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