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Sec. 56-37. List of recommended trees and shrubs.

The following lists indicate plantings which will meet the landscaping requirements of this chapter. The lists are by no means comprehensive and are intended merely to suggest the types of flora which would be appropriate for screening and shading purposes. Plants were selected for inclusion on these list according to four principal criteria:

(1) General suitability for the climate and soil conditions for this area,

(2) Ease of maintenance,

(3) Tolerance of city conditions,

(4) Availability from area nurseries.

When selecting new plantings for a particular site, a developer should first consider the type of plants which are thriving on or near that site. However, if an introduced species has proven highly effective for screening or shading in this area, it too may be proper selection.

TREE CHOICES

Evergreen:

American Holly

Austrian Pine

Japanese Black Pine

Norway Spruce

Colorado Blue Spruce

Cherry Laurel

Deciduous:

Eastern Redbud

Flowering Dogwood

Bradford Pear

Flowering Crabapple

Golden Rain Tree

Purple Plum

Thornless Honeylocust

Littleleaf Linden

Norway Maple

Red Maple

Sugar Maple

Cherry

Gingko

Oak Family

SHRUBS

Evergreen:

Creeping Juniper

Shore Juniper

Pfitzer Juniper

Foster Holly

Helleri Holly

Youpan Holly

Wintergreen Barberry

Japanese Holly

Inkberry Holly

Abelia

Euonymus

Nandina

Viburnum

Deciduous:

Mugo Pine

Viburnum

Cotoneaster

Azalea

Japanese Barberry

Flowering Quince

Spirea

Forsythia

Viburnum

SPACING
Plant sizeFrom cornersFrom wallsDistance for mass planting
Small8'12'6--12'
Medium12'15'16--30'
Large16'20'30--40'

(Ord. No. 3306, 3-25-03)

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