RECOMMENDED
TREE SPECIES
Large
Shade Trees (45-65 feet, º generally thought to be too large for street
plantings)
| Western
(Northern) Catalpa x* |
Catalpa
speciosa |
| Common
(Western) Hackberry x |
Celtis
occidentalis |
| American
Ash * |
Fraxinus
americana ‘Autumn Purple’ |
| Green
Ash, male plants x |
Fraxinus
pennsylvanica ‘Patmore’ |
| Honeylocust,
thornless |
Gleditsia
triacanthos inermis |
| Kentucky
Coffeetree x |
Gymnocladus
dioicus |
| Black
Walnut x* ^ |
Juglans
nigra |
| White
Mulberry x^ |
Morus
alba |
| Swamp
White Oak ^ |
Quercus
bicolor |
| Bur
Oak M ^
|
Quercus
macrocarpa |
| American
Linden * |
Tilia
americana |
| American
Elm |
Ulmus
americana |
| Lacebark
(Chinese) Elm x |
Ulmus
parvifolia |
Medium
Shade Trees (25-45 feet)
| Bigtooth
Maple x* |
Acer
grandidentatum |
| Golden
Raintree x* |
Koelreuteria
paniculata |
| Canada
Red Cherry x* |
Prunus
virginiana ‘Schubert’ |
| Black
Locust x*^ |
Robinia
psuedoacacia |
| Littleleaf
Linden * |
Tilia
cordata |
| Redmond
Linden * |
Tilia
americana ‘Redmond’ |
Small
Trees or Large Shrubs (12-25 feet)
| Amur
Maple * |
Acer
ginnala |
| Tatarian
Maple * |
Acer
tataricum |
| Ohio
Buckeye x* ^ |
Aesculus
glabra |
| Saskatoon
Serviceberry x* |
Amelanchier
alnifolia |
| Curlleaf
Mountain Mahogany |
Cercocarpus
ledifolius |
| Russian
Hawthorn * |
Crataegus
ambigua |
| Cockspur
Hawthorn, thornless * |
Crataegus
crusgalli inermis |
| Downy
Hawthorn x* |
Crataegus
mollis |
| Washington
Hawthorn * |
Crataegus
phaenopyrum |
| Crabapple,
fruit-bearing * |
Malus
‘Bob White’ - white flowers
‘Centurion’ - rosy red flowers
‘David’
- pink, then white flowers
‘Indian summer’ - red flowers
‘Profusion’ - pink flowers |
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| American
Plum x* |
Prunus
americana |
| Amur
Chokecherry * |
Prunus
maackii |
| Princess
Kay Plum * |
Prunus
nigra ‘Princess Kay" |
| Gambel
Oak x *
^ |
Quercus
gambelii |
| New
Mexican Locust x *
|
Robinia
neomexicana |
| Japanese
Tree Lilac * |
Syringa
reticulata |
Large
Evergreens (30-60 feet - º generally thought to be too large for street
plantings)
| Southwestern
White Pine ^ |
Pinus
strobiformus |
| Austrian
Pine x ^
|
Pinus
nigra |
| Ponderosa
Pine x |
Pinus
ponderosa |
Medium
Evergreens ° (15-25 feet)
| Junipers,
upright |
|
| Eastern
Red Cedar ^ |
Juniperus
virginiana ‘Hillspire’ |
| Chinese
x ^
|
Juniperus
chinensis ‘Spearmint’ |
|
Rocky Mountain x ^
|
Juniperus
scopulorum ‘Cologreen’, ‘Grey Gleam’, ‘Wichita Blue’
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| One
Seed x ^
|
Juniperus
monosperma |
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| Pinyon
(Piñon) Pine x |
Pinus
cembroides edulis |
| Bristlecone
Pine x |
Pinus
longaeva (formerly aristata) |
Key:
x
- Plants for XeriscapeTM plantings (drought tolerant)
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Plants not good for street plantings
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- Colorful leaves, flowers, bark or fruit
^ - Plants
thought to be tolerant of salt (little research has been done.)
Last
updated 12-11-2003
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