Common Name Botanical Name Category Foliage Type Size Native Edible Bee/ Iroquois Beauty Aronia melanocarpa Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub LargeCategory Yes Yes NoPollinator AlleghanyNero serviceberry Amelanchier laevis Deciduous Tree Small : 15’ - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small Yes Yes NoFriendly AmericanViking Arborvitae Thuja occidentalis Evergreen Tree Medium: 40 - Evergreen Tree Medium Yes No No Black Chokeberry American Beautyberry Callicarpa americana Deciduous60' Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Deciduous Shrub Medium Yes No No American Beech Fagus grandifolia Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large Yes No No American cranberrybush Viburnum trilobum Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large Yes Yes No American Elm Ulmus‘Wentworth’ americana Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large Yes No No American Hazelnut Corylus americana Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large Yes Yes No American HollyFilbert Ilex opaca Evergreen Tree Medium: 40 - Evergreen Tree Medium Yes No Yes American Hophornbeam Ostrya virginiana Deciduous60' Tree Small : 15 - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small Yes No No American Hornbeam Carpinus caroliniana Deciduous Tree Small : 15 - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small Yes No No American persimmon Diospyros virginiana Deciduous Tree Medium: 40 - 60' Deciduous Tree Medium Yes Yes Yes American Smoketree Cotinus obovatus Deciduous Tree Small : 15 - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small Yes No No American Sycamore Platanus occidentalis Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large Yes No No American Yellowwood Cladrastis lutea Deciduous Tree Medium: 40 - 60' Deciduous Tree Medium Yes No No Amur Maple Acer ginnala Deciduous Tree Small : 15 - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small No No No Apple Malu spp. Deciduous Tree Small : 15 - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small No Yes No Arrowwood Viburnum Viburnum dentatum Deciduous Shrub Large: 6’ - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large No No No Asian pear Pyrus pyrifolia Deciduous Tree Small : 15 - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small No Yes No Atlas Cedar Cedrus atlantica Evergreen Tree Medium: 40 - Evergreen Tree Medium No No No Baldcypress Taxodium distichum Deciduous60' Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large Yes No No Basswood Tilia americana Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large Yes No Yes BeakedAmerican Hazelnut Linden Corylus cornuta Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large Yes Yes No Big Leaf Hydrangea Hydrangea macrophylla Deciduous Shrub Medium: 4’ - 6’ Deciduous Shrub Medium No No No Black Tupelo Nyssa sylvatica Deciduous Tree Medium: 40 - 60' Deciduous Tree Medium Yes No Yes BlackhawBlack Gum Viburnum Viburnam prunifolium Deciduous Tree Small : 15 - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small Yes No No Blue Holly Ilex x meserveae Evergreen Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Evergreen Shrub Large No No Yes Blue-Mist Shrub Caryopteris x cladonensis Deciduous Shrub Small: 2 - 4’ Deciduous Shrub Small No No No Bridalwreath Spirea Spiraea prunifolia Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large No No No Bumald Spirea Spiraea x bumalda Deciduous Shrub Small: 2 - 4’ Deciduous Shrub Small No No No Burkwood Viburnum Viburnum x burkwoodii Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large No No No Carex Carex spp. (many varieties) Grasses Perennial Grass Grass No No No Carolina Allspice Calycanthus floridus Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large Yes No No CarolinaSweetshrub Hemlock Tsuga caroliniana Evergreen Tree Medium: 40 - Evergreen Tree Medium Yes No No Carolina Rhododendron Rhododendron Evergreen60' Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Evergreen Shrub Medium Yes No No Catawba Rhododendron Rhododendroncarolinianum Evergreen Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Evergreen Shrub Large Yes No No Cedar of Lebanon Cedruscatawbiense libani Evergreen Tree Medium: 40 - Evergreen Tree Medium No No No Chaste tree Vitex agnus-castus Deciduous60' Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large No No No Chasteberry Abraham's Balm Monk's Pepper Hemp Tree Common Name Botanical Name Category Foliage Type Size Native Edible Bee/ Chestnut Castanae spp. Deciduous Tree Medium: 40 - 60' Deciduous Tree MediumCategory Yes Yes NoPollinator Chickasaw plum Prunus angustifolia Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large Yes Yes NoFriendly Chinese Elm Ulmus parvifolia, 'Drake' Deciduous Tree Medium: 40 - 60' Deciduous Tree Medium No No No ChineseLacebark Juniper Elm Juniperus chinensis Evergreen Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Evergreen Shrub Large No No No Chokeberry Aronia arbutifolia Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large Yes Yes No Colorado Blue Spruce Picea‘Brilliantissima’ pungens Evergreen Tree Medium: 40 - Evergreen Tree Medium No No No Common Boxwood Buxus sempervirens Evergreen60' Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Evergreen Shrub Large No No No Common Hackberry Celtis occidentalis Deciduous Tree Medium: 40 - 60' Deciduous Tree Medium Yes No No Common Silverbell Halesia tetraptera Deciduous Tree Small : 15 - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small Yes No No Cornelian cherry Cornus mas Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large No Yes No Crampbark Viburnum opulus Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large No Yes No CranberryEuropean cranberrybushCotoneaster Cotoneaster apiculatus Evergreen Shrub Small: 2 - 4’ Evergreen Shrub Small No No No Creeping Juniper Juniperus horizontalis Woody Groundcovers Evergreen Groundc Small No No No Creeping Liliturf Liriope muscarii Woody Groundcovers Evergreen Groundcover Small No No No Crepe Myrtle Lagerstroemia indica Deciduous Tree Small : 15 - 40’ Deciduous Treeover Small No No No Cucumber Tree Magnoliahybrids acuminata Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large Yes No No Dawn Redwood Metasequoia Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large No No No Devilwood Osmanthusglyptostroboides americanus Evergreen Tree Small : 15 - 40’ Evergreen Tree Small Yes No No Doublefile Viburnum Viburnum plicatum var. Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large No No No Drooping Leucothoe, Leucothoetomentosum fontanesiana Evergreen Shrub Medium: 4 - 6' Evergreen Shrub Medium Yes No No DwarfDoghobble Fothergilla Fothergilla gardenii Deciduous Shrub Small: 2 - 4’ Deciduous Shrub Small Yes No No Dwarf Mountain Laurel Kalmia latifolia ‘Elf’, Evergreen Shrub Small: 2 - 4’ Evergreen Shrub Small Yes No No Dwarf Plum Yew CephalotaxuxMinuet’, ‘Little Linda’harringtonia Evergreen Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Evergreen Shrub Large No No No Dwarf sasanqua Camelliavar. drupacea hiemalis Evergreen Shrub Medium: 4 - 6' Evergreen Shrub Medium No No No Eastern Redbud Cercis canadensis Deciduous Tree Small : 15 - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small Yes No Yes Eastern Redcedar Juniperus virginiana Evergreen Tree Medium: 40 - Evergreen Tree Medium Yes No No English Yew Taxus baccata Evergreen60' Tree Medium: 40 - Evergreen Tree Medium No No No English-Japanese Yew Taxus x media Evergreen60' Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Evergreen Shrub Large No No No European Beech Fagus sylvatica 'Fastigiata' Deciduous Tree Medium: 40 - 60' Deciduous Tree Medium No No No European Cranberrybush Viburnum opulus Deciduous Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Deciduous Shrub Medium No No No EuropeanViburnum Hornbeam Carpinus betulus Deciduous Tree Medium: 40 - 60' Deciduous Tree Medium No No No European Larch Larix decidua Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large No No No False Cypress Chamaecyparis pisifera Evergreen Trees Large: > 40’ Evergreen Tree Large No No No Fig Ficus carica Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large No Yes No Flame azalea Rhododendron Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large Yes No No Flowering Crabapple Maluscalendulaceum Deciduous Tree Small : 15 - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small No No No Flowering Dogwood Cornus florida Deciduous Tree Small : 15 - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small Yes No No Forsythia Forsythia x intermedia Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large No No No Common Name Botanical Name Category Foliage Type Size Native Edible Bee/ Foster Holly Ilex x attenuata ‘Fosteri’ Evergreen Tree Small : 15 - 40’ Evergreen Tree SmallCategory No No YesPollinator Ginkgo Ginkgo biloba Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large No No NoFriendly GirardMaindenhair Azalea Rhododendron obtusum Evergreen Shrub Small: 2 - 4’ Evergreen Shrub Small No No No GlossyAutumn Abelia Gold Abelia grandiflora Evergreen Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Evergreen Shrub Medium Yes No No var. Princeton Sentry Goumi Eleagnus multiflora Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large No Yes No Green Ash Fraxinus pennsylvanica Deciduous Tree Medium: 40 - 60' Deciduous Tree Medium Yes No No Hedge Maple Acer campestre Deciduous Tree Medium: 40 - 60' Deciduous Tree Medium No No No Higan Cherry Prunus subhirtella Deciduous Tree Small : 15 - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small No No No Inkberry Holly Ilex glabra Evergreen Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Evergreen Shrub Large Yes No Yes Inkberry Holly Ilex glabra Evergreen Shrub Small: 2 - 4’ Evergreen Shrub Small Yes No Yes JapaneseShamrock AndromedaCompacta Pieris japonica Evergreen Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Evergreen Shrub Medium No No No Japanese Cryptomeria Cryptomeria japonica Evergreen Tree Medium: 40 - Evergreen Tree Medium No No No Japanese Garden Juniper Juniperus procumbens Woody60' Groundcovers Evergreen Groundc Small No No No Japanese Holly Ilex crenata Evergreen Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Evergreen Shrubover Medium No No Yes Japanese Kerria Kerria japonica Deciduous Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Deciduous Shrub Medium No No No Japanese Pagoda Tree Sophora japonica Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large No No No Japanese Red Pine Pinus densiflora Evergreen Tree Medium: 40 - Evergreen Tree Medium No No No Japanese Zelkova Zelkova serrata Deciduous60’ Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large No No No June berry Amelanchier lamarckii Deciduous Tree Small : 15 - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small Yes Yes No Katsuratree Cerdidiphyllum japonicum Deciduous Tree Medium: 40 - 60' Deciduous Tree Medium No No No Kentucky Coffee Tree Gymnocladus dioica Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large Yes No No Kousa Dogwood Cornus kousa Deciduous Tree Small : 15 - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small No No No Lacebark Pine Pinus bungeana Evergreen Tree Medium: 40 - Evergreen Tree Medium No No No Large Fothergilla Fothergilla major Deciduous60’ Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large Yes No Yes Leatherleaf Viburnum Viburnum rhytidophyllum Evergreen Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Evergreen Shrub Large No No No Lilac Syringa vulgaris Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large No No No Little Leaf Boxwood Buxus microphylla Evergreen Shrub Small: 2 - 4’ Evergreen Shrub Small No No No Littleleaf Linden Tilia cordata Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large No No No London Planetree Platanus acerifolia Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large No No No Mapleleaf Viburnum Viburnum acerifolium Deciduous Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Deciduous Shrub Medium Yes No No Mentor Barberry Berberis x mentorensis Deciduous Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Deciduous Shrub Medium No No No Mountain Laurel Kalmia latifolia Evergreen Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Evergreen Shrub Large No No No Mountain Pieris Pieris floribunda Evergreen Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Evergreen Shrub Medium Yes No No Mountain Silverbell Halesia monticola Deciduous Tree Small : 15 - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small Yes No No Mugo Pine Pinus mugo ‘Compacta’ Evergreen Shrub Small: 2 - 4’ Evergreen Shrub Small No No No Mulberry Morus spp. Deciduous Tree Medium: 40 - 60' Deciduous Tree Medium Yes Yes No Nanking cherry Prunus tomentosa Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large No Yes No Nellie Stevens Holly Ilex x ‘Nellie R. Stevens’ Evergreen Tree Small: 15 - Evergreen Tree Small No No Yes 40' Common Name Botanical Name Category Foliage Type Size Native Edible Bee/ New Jersey Tea Ceonanthus americanus Deciduous Shrub Small: 2 - 4’ Deciduous Shrub SmallCategory Yes No NoPollinator Ninebark Physocarpus opuliflius Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large Yes No YesFriendly Nirgundi Chaste Tree Vitex negundo Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large No No No Northern and Southern Vaccinium spp. Deciduous Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Deciduous Shrub Medium No Yes No Northernhighbush andblueberries Southern Vaccinium spp. Deciduous Shrub Small: 2 - 4’ Deciduous Shrub Small Yes Yes No Norwaylowbush Spruce blueberry Picea abies Evergreen Tree Medium: 40 - Evergreen Tree Medium No No No OakleafSunshine Hydrangea Blue Hydrangea quercifolia Deciduous60’ Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Deciduous Shrub Medium Yes No Yes Little Crisp Oklahoma Redbud Cercis canadensis var. Deciduous Tree Medium: 40 - 60' Deciduous Tree Medium No No No Hillside Oriental Arborvitae Thujatexensis orientalis 'Oklahoma' Evergreen Tree Small: 15 - Evergreen Tree Small No No No Oriental Spruce Picea orientalis Evergreen40' Tree Medium: 40 - Evergreen Tree Medium No No No Otto Luyken Laurel Prunus laurocerasus, ‘Otto Evergreen60’ Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Evergreen Shrub Medium No No No Pachysandra PachysandraLuyken’ procumbens Woody Groundcovers Evergreen Groundc Small Yes No No Pachysandra Pachysandra terminalis Woody Groundcovers Evergreen Groundcover Small No No No Pagoda Dogwood Cornus alternifolia Deciduous Tree Small : 15 - 40’ Deciduous Treeover Small Yes No No Partridgeberry Mitchella repens Woody Groundcovers Groundcover Groundc Small Yes No No Pawpaw Asimina triloba Deciduous Tree Small: 15 - 40’ Deciduous Treeover Small Yes No No Peegee Hydrangea Hydrangea paniculata Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large No No No Persian Parrotia Parrotia persica Deciduous Tree Small: 15 - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small No No No Pin Oak Quercus palustris Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large Yes No No Pinxterbloom Azalea Rhododendron Deciduous Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Deciduous Shrub Medium Yes No No Possomhaw Viburnum Viburnumpericlymenoides nudum Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large Yes No No Prairie Dropseed Sporobolus‘Winterthur’ heterolepis Grasses Grass Grass Grass Yes No No Purple Beautyberry Callicarpa dichotema Deciduous Shrub Small: 2 - 4’ Deciduous Shrub Small Yes No No Purpleosier Willow Salix purpurea Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large No No No Rabbiteye blueberries Vaccinium ashei Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large Yes Yes No Red Holly series Ilex x 'oakland', 'cardinal', Evergreen Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Evergreen Shrub Large No No Yes Red Horsechestnut Aesculus'acadiana' X carnea Deciduous Tree Small: 15 - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small No No No Red Maple, var. Autumn Acer rubrum Deciduous Tree Medium Deciduous Tree Medium Yes No No RedBlaze Oak Quercus rubru Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large Yes No No Red twigged/stemmed Cornus sericea ‘Baileyi’ Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large Yes No No Riverdogwood Birch Betula nigra Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large Yes No No Rocky Mountain Juniper Juniperus scopulorum Evergreen Tree Medium: 40 - Evergreen Tree Medium No No No Sargent Cherry Prunus sargentii Deciduous60' Tree Small : 15’ - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small No No No Sasanqua Camellia or Camellia sasanqua Evergreen Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Evergreen Shrub Large No No No SaskatoonYuletide Camellia serviceberry Amelanchier alnifolia Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large Yes Yes No Saucer Magnolia Magnolia soulangiana Deciduous Tree Small : 15’ - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small No No No Scarlet Oak Quercus coccinea Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large Yes No No Schipka Laurel Prunus laurocerasus ‘ Evergreen Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Evergreen Shrub Medium No No No Schipkaensis’ Common Name Botanical Name Category Foliage Type Size Native Edible Bee/ Serbian Spruce Picea omorika Evergreen Tree Medium: 40 - Evergreen Tree MediumCategory No No NoPollinator Service berry, Sarvis Amelanchier arborea Deciduous60' Tree Small : 15’ - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small Yes Yes YesFriendly Shadblow serviceberry Amelanchier canadensis Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large Yes Yes No ShoreDowny Juniper Serviceberry Juniperus conferta Woody Groundcovers Groundcover Groundc Small No No No Shumard Oak Quercus shumardii Deciduous Tree Large Deciduous Treeover Large Yes No No Siberian Spruce Picea obovata Evergreen Tree Medium: 40 - Evergreen Tree Medium No No No Silver Linden Tilia tomentosa Deciduous60' Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large No No No Slender Deutzia Deutzia gracilis Deciduous Shrub Small: 2 - 4’ Deciduous Shrub Small No No No Smokebush Cotinus coggygria Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large No No No SmoothSmoketree Hydrangea Hydrangea arborescens Deciduous Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Deciduous Shrub Medium Yes No No Sourwood Oxydendrum arboreum Deciduous Tree Small : 15’ - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small Yes No No Southern Highbush Vaccinium ‘Sunshine Blue’ Deciduous Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Deciduous Shrub Medium No No No SouthernBlueberry Magnolia Magnolia grandiflora Evergreen Tree Large: >60’ Evergreen Tree Large Yes No Yes Spicebush Lindera benzoin Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large Yes No No St. John’s Wort Hypericum patulum Evergreen Shrub Small: 2 - 4’ Evergreen Shrub Small No No No St. Johnswort Hypericum prolificum or Deciduous Shrub Small: 2 - 4’ Deciduous Shrub Small Yes No Yes StarSunburst Magnolia Manoliafrondosum stellata Deciduous Tree Small : 15’ - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small No No No Strawberry Bush Euonymus americanus Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large Yes No No Sugar maple Acer sacchasum Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large Yes No Yes Sugarberry Celtis laevigata Deciduous Tree Medium Deciduous Tree Medium Yes No No Summersweet Clethra alnifolia Deciduous Shrub Small: 2 - 4’ Deciduous Shrub Small Yes No No SwampHummingbird azalea Rhododendron viscosum Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large Yes No No SwampSixteen WhiteCandles Oak Quercus bicolor Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large Yes No No Sweet azalea Rhododendron Deciduous Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Deciduous Shrub Medium Yes No No Sweetbay Magnolia Magnoliaarborescens virginiana Deciduous Tree Small : 15’ - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small Yes No Yes Sweetgum Liquidambar styraciflua Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large Yes No No Switch grass Panicum virgatum Grasses Grass Grass Grass No No No Tea camellia Camellia‘Shenandoah’ sinensis Deciduous Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Deciduous Shrub Medium No Yes No Thornless Honeylocust Gelditsia triacanthos var. Deciduous Tree Large Deciduous Tree Large Yes No No Thunberg Spirea Spiraeainermis 'Imperial',thunbergii Deciduous Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Deciduous Shrub Medium No No No Trident maple Acer'Shademaster', buergeranum 'Skyline' Deciduous Tree Small : 15’ - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small No No No Tulip Poplar Liriodendron tuliperfera Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large Yes No Yes VanhoutteYellow Poplar Spirea Spiraea x vanhouttei Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large No No No Virginia Sweetspire Itea virginica Deciduous Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Deciduous Shrub Medium Yes No Yes Washington Hawthorne Crataegus phaenopurum Deciduous Tree Small : 15’ - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small Yes No No Western Red Cedar Thuja plicata ‘Green Giant’ Evergreen Tree Large: >60’ Evergreen Tree Large No No No WhiteGiant ArborvitaeAsh Fraxinus Americana Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large Yes No No WhiteAutumn Fir Purple Abies concolor Evergreen Tree Medium: 40 - Evergreen Tree Medium No No No Rosehill 60' Common Name Botanical Name Category Foliage Type Size Native Edible Bee/ White Fringetree Chionanthus virginicus Deciduous Tree Small : 15’ - 40’ Deciduous Tree SmallCategory Yes No NoPollinator White Oak Quercus alba Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large Yes No NoFriendly White Oak Salix alba Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large No No No White Pine Pinus strobus Evergreen Tree Large: >60’ Evergreen Tree Large Yes No No Willow Oak Quercus phellos Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large Yes No No Winter Jasmine Jasminum nudiflorum Deciduous Shrub Small: 2 - 4’ Deciduous Shrub Small No No No Winterberry Holly Ilex verticillata Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large Yes No Yes Wintergreen Barberry Berberis julianae Evergreen Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Evergreen Shrub Large No No No Wintersweet Chimonanthus praecox Deciduous Shrub Large: 6 - 15’ Deciduous Shrub Large No No No Witchhazel Hamamelis virginiana Deciduous Tree Small : 15’ - 40’ Deciduous Tree Small Yes No Yes Yellow Buckeye Aesculus octandra Deciduous Tree Large: > 60’ Deciduous Tree Large Yes No No Yoshino Cherry Prunus yedoensis Deciduous Tree Medium: 40 - 60' Deciduous Tree Medium No No No Rugosa Rose Rosa rugosa Deciduous Shrub Medium: 4 - 6’ Deciduous Shrub Medium No Yes No Saltspray Rose Riparia Street Mature Mature Light Notes Yesn Trees 6-10'Height 3-5'Spread SunRequirements to part shade White flowers in the spring and colorful red foliage and heavy, dark No for Grate 18-20' 18-20' Sun to partial shade Afruit narrow, in the openfall. Viking native was tree developed with delicious in Europe sweet asfruit. a cultivarCan tolerate for an s No 40-60’ 10-15’ sun Bestjuglansorchard for fromplant-fruitsuse aswalnuts. screens are Tolerant high or hedges, in vitamins.of poor stiff urban pyramidalAttracts soils. birds habit, and durable other wildlife. No 4-6’ 4-6’ sun or semi-shade Good background plant for perennials or as specimen, striking in No 50-70’ 50-60’ sun or shade Beautifulgroups under native trees, tree showyfor large purple areas fruit, and fruit natural develops settings, best easy in full to sun No 8-12’ 8-12’ Full sun to part Similarestablish, to crampbarkwill not tolerate (Viburnum heavy opulus).pruning Beautiful white flowers in No Yes 50-80’ 30-50’ sunshade or semi-shade Toughearly June, and durable,red to purple good fall for color. streets Plants and parkingstart producing lots, new red varieties fruit at Yes 6-12’ 6-12’ Full sun to part Mediumresistantabout 5 years toto fastDutch of growing, age. elm Shrubdisease native, borders, include multiple-stemmed as ‘Valley a small Forge’, flowering shrubs ‘Princeton’ ortree, small and background or border plant, attracts birds and wildlife. The fruits are No 40-50’ 20-40’ sunshade or semi-shade Slowtrees‘New growing,oftenHarmony’ forming plant a male dense and thicket. female Hazels for berries, have protectquite ornamental from winter sour and rich in vitamin C, and can be eaten raw or cooked into a No 25-40' 20-40' Sun or part shade Usefulsuncatkins and as through desiccating an understory the winter winds tree that and fill alsoout and as acolor street up tree in early - This spring. plant The smallsauce. nuts The can French be eaten Canadian and are name often for quite the berries tasty though is Pembina. small. Great No 20-30' 20-30' Sun or shade Gooddoes notstreet do tree,well ingreat windy for conditions. naturalizing along woodland edges, in wildlife habitat and food plant that does well as a creekside, water Hasbuffer lustrous areas ordark along green streams summer foliage with yellow to reddish purple Yes 35-60' 20-30' Full sun garden, or riparian buffer plant. Two plants required for pollination. fall color. Seedlings are usually dioecious (separate male and female No 20-30' 20-30' Sun (AmericanGood small Hazelnut tree for street and Beaked and urban Hazelnut plantings, DO NOTtolerates pollinate dry soil each trees). Varieties are available that can fruit without a male. No 75-100' 75-100' Sun or semi-shade other.)Useconditions, for naturalized magnificent settings fall foliage along streams,ranges from very yellow/orange, large tree, needs to lots No 30-50' 40-55' Sun Spectacularofred/reddish space, good purple, cascading downtown attractive white street barkflowers tree in winterin spring, best as specimen or in No Yes 15-20' 15-20' Sun or semi-shade Adaptablegroupings to a wide range of soils, easy to transplant, tends toward No 10-25' 8-30' Full sun Heightmulti-stem, and widthnot recommended vary by rootstock for street and variety.tree, good Choose for corners disease- or No 6-8’ 6-15’ sun or semi-shade Veryresistantblank durable walls varieties, of shrub, buildings such great as for ‘Goldrush’, screening ‘Sweet parking 16’, lots, ‘Liberty’, white flowers and in No to 20' 20' Fall sun Alate‘Enterprise’ beautiful spring, pyramidal bluishfor lower, black roundedless fruits toxic in tree maintenance.fall toare 20 a feetfavorite covered for birds in the spring No 40-60’ 30-40’ sun Magnificentwith beautiful evergreen, white flowers frosty that blue produce needles, abundant drought early tolerant, fall fruit. use as No Yes 50-70’ 20-30’ sun DeciduousspecimenAsian pears tree conifer have very with ornamentaltall airy, columnar leaves habit,with delightful can withstand fall color. An excellent accent tree, large enough to be used as a small shade tree No 60-80’ 20-40’ sun Fragrantswampy conditions,yellow flowers but intolerant June, ofgood upland for naturalizing drier sites, goodin buffers street tree and can produce delicious apple-shaped aromatic fruit in abundance. Full sun to part Medium to fast growing, native, multiple-stemmed shrubs or small Yes 6-12’ 6-12’ Requires cross-pollination. Disease-resistant varieties available. No 3-6’ 4-6’ sunshade or semi-shade Beautifultrees often blue forming flowers a dense in acidic thicket. soils, Hazels best planted have quitein mass ornamental No 30-50' 20-30' Sun or semi-shade Deciduouscatkins through conifer, the distinctivewinter that pyramidal fill out and habit, color fluorescent up in early yellow,spring. The small nuts can be eaten and are often quite tasty though small. Great No 15-20' 8-12' Sun or shade Adaptableorange and to scarlet many fallsoil color,types, good does street well in tree dry in soils, residential white flowers areas in wildlife habitat and food plant that does well as a creekside, water HybridMay, good group fall of color, hollies fine with specimen dark leathery tree blue green foliage and No 4-15’ 5-8’ sun garden, or riparian buffer plant. Two plants required for pollination. spectacular red fruit, easily pruned, need male and female for fruit set No 2-3’ 2-3’ sun (AmericanPerennial shrub Hazelnut that andshould Beaked be cut Hazelnut back to DOground NOT each pollinate year, eachsoft No 4-9’ 6-8’ sun or shade other.)Gracefulblue flowers habit in withlate whitesummer flowers in spring before the leaves appear, No 3-4’ 5-6’ sun ‘Goldflame’best for informal & ‘Anthony planting, Waterer’ combines are wellpopular with cultivars, roses and pink perennials flowers, No 8-10’ 6-8’ sun or semi-shade Fragrantbronze red spring fall color flowering shrub, red fruit in fall turns to black, use for No 12-18" Semi-shade Varietynaturalizing of species in buffer including areas blades with variegated margins No 6-10’ 6-10’ sun or shade Dark red fragrant flowers in spring, nice for naturalizing in buffer No 45-60’ 20-25’ sun or shade Moreareas tolerantor as a specimenof urban conditions than Tsuga canadensis, not tolerant No 4-6’ 4-6’ sun or shade Goodof drought, for naturalizing protect from in bufferwinds; areas Subject or toas woolyfoundation adelgid plant, and needs needs to No 6-10’ 6-10’ sun or shade Lilacgoodbe treated purpledrainage, flowers light latepink spring to white to earlyflowers summer, in late Apriluse for foundation No 40-60’ 40-60’ sun Statelyplantings tree or withmassing thick inmassive buffers, trunk, requires dark good green drainage foliage, use as a No 12’ 10’ Full sun Aspecimen multiple-stemmed, flowering shrub with palmately compound, aromatic leaves, and fragrant white to blue flower spikes that give the plant a fine-textured appeal in the landscape. Hedge, mass plantings, foundation plant, or small specimen tree. Great for pollinators. Seed pods are a popular woman’s hormone regulator. Riparia Street Mature Mature Light Notes No n Trees 40'Height 40'Spread FullRequirements sun A large nut tree of rounded form with attractive leathery leaves No for Grate 15-20’ 20’ Full sun Formsaveraging clumps 40 feet or colonies tall and wide.15-20 The feet nuts tall by are 20 borne feet wide.in clusters Trees in tend a s No Yes 30-60' 30-50' Sun or semi-shade Goodtospiny be broadhusk.shade Plantspreading tree forchestnuts streets and can inand groves be parking pruned or nutlots. to orchardsa Heatsingle and stem.or droughtin largeHas open landscapes as specimens or nut bearing timber trees, depending on No 15-20' 4-6' sun Speciestolerant,cleaner foliagevariesexfoliating considerablythan bark. American from plum. low An growing excellent ground wildlife cover shelterbelt to large variety. Prefers slopes and ridges. Choose hybrids with blight Multi-stemmedtree,plant checkor shrub size border shrub of cultivar companion.with abefore vase planting,shape,Also nice suckers ‘Pfitzeriana’ as a specimen and tends and tree. ‘Hetzii’to No 6-10’ 3-5’ sun to part shade resistance. No 30-60’ 10-20’ sun Bestbecomeare common as specimen,leggy with blueage. foliage,White to tolerant pink flowers of dry inconditions spring; bright red fruit No 15-20’ 15-20’ sun or shade Veryin fall. functional Best used plant in a formass screening, planting hedges and foundation plantings, No Yes 40-60' 40-60' Sun Niceadapts native well tree,to pruning withstands adverse city conditions, yellow green fall No 20-40’ Partial shade Anfoliage, attractive fall fruit spreading is a favorite shrub for or birds small tree which grows mostly along No 12’ 12’ Full sun to part Similarstreams to in flowering understory. dogwood In spring, in size has and smaller shape, white or bell-shapedcan be pruned Yes 10-15’ 10’ Fullshade sun to part Aintoflowers multiple a large that stemmed multistemmeddroop along viburnum the shrub. undersides with Exfoliating attractive, of twiggy bark. almost branches.Covered maple with like,(petals bright <2 cm long) No 2-3’ 3-6’ sunshade or semi-shade Goodfoliage,yellow for flowers attractive use on in steep veryclusters early hillsides of March white and followedflowers banks in orby the near an spring, abundance walls andwhere red, of large (1-1½ inch) sweet-tart cherry red fruit in mid to late summer. An No 1-4’ varies sun Lacybranchesquite foliage,tart fruitcan makes thathang ripens over, good inbronze groundcover the fall fall and foliage thenfor hot, withshrivels dry cranberry sites, on the good fruitplant for in and late edible fruited dogwood that makes an excellent small landscape tree Effectivefoundationsummerholds into intoin the plantingsmass fall winter. as ground on Use slopes for cover shrub and under inborders, containers, trees, screen, lavender cultivars massing, flowers include wildlife in fall No 1-2’ 1-2’ sun or shade or large shrub for use as a specimen, or in borders or foundation followed‘Wiltonii’plant (‘Blueby black Rug’), fruit and ‘Plumosa’ No Yes 20' 15' Sun or part shade plantings.best in downtown environments surrounded by buildings and No 60-80' 40-60' Sun Unripepavement green to protect fruit shaped for cold like hardiness. a cucumber Almost turns alwaysdark red, multi- with the No 70-100' 25-30' Sun Easyindividualstemmed. to transplant, carpels Easy to splitting limblovely up ornamentalopen branches. to release for screening, the bright streets,red seeds. also No 15-20’ 10-15’ sun or semi-shade GlossyexcellentTransplant green for with groves foliage, care: along shouldlow maintenancelakes be plantedand streams shallowshrub for and urban moved areas, in earlyuseful spring with a good soil ball. No 8-10’ 9-12’ sun or semi-shade Gracefulas hedge shrub or screen, with horizontaldark purple branching, fruit in fall, white fragrant flowers spring in spring, flowers with No 3-6' 3-6' shade Greatwine red for foliagenaturalizing and cherry in shady red locations, fruit in fall, on use banks, as understory good companion shrub or No 2-3’ 2-3’ sun or semi-shade Fragrantwithspecimen rhododendrons, white, bottlebrush white flowerslike flowers in spring appear in mid spring, beautiful No 3-4' 3-4' Sun to part shade Whitefluorescent to light yellow, pink flowers orange in and late red spring. fall foliage Good along foundations or No 6-10’ 6-10’ Part to full shade Slowgrouped growing in shrub evergreen borders, shrub shade good gardens for shady or naturalized areas. areas; need No 3-5’ Sun to part shade Smallvery good red bloomsdrainage in andfall. good organic amendments in soil No Yes 20-30' 25-35' Sun or semi-shade Beautiful magenta flowers in spring, best for use in No 40-50’ 10-20’ sun Usefulwoodland/naturalized for windbreaks settings,and shelter use belts, in buffer sage areas green as foliage understory becomes or No 30-60’ 15-25’ sun or shade Cultivatedbronzestreet tree in winter inunder England power for lines, centuries, difficult with to transplantmany cultivars available No varies varies sun or shade Sizesmaller depends than species, on cultivar, adapts excellent well to shrub varied for conditions, hedges, screens easily pruned; or No Yes 50-60' 35-60' Sun or shade Slowfoundationleaves growing are extremelyplantings, attractive toxictolerant bark and of city leaves. conditions, Use upright cultivars cultivars include such No 8-10’ 8-12’ Sun to part shade Denseas‘Densiformis’ 'Fastigiata'. and compact, and May ‘’ Hatfieldi’-(add have white salt blooms tolerance note: in late leavesissues spring; areand bright extremelymay red need fruit toxic, in per Duane Coen) No Yes 40-60' 30-50' Sun or semi-shade clustersirrigation in during late summer dry spells. and autumn, dark green foliage with reddish No 70-75' 25-30' Sun Deciduouspurple autumn conifer color with elegant spring growth, tolerant of moist and No 50-70' 10-20' sun Speciesdry soils isand large windswept tree but locationsmost cultivars are smaller, use as accent No 10-15’ 10-15’ Full sun in a south- Beautifulplant shrubs with a distinct leaf pattern, few pests or disease No 4-8’ 8-10’ partaspected shade location 2"problems, yellow, orange,and delicious, or gold alluring flowers fruit. in loose Because trusses of theirin late preference spring; not for No 15-25' 15-25' Sun Beautifulfragrant.warmth, they Yellowspring are floweringto excellent red fall treecolor plants in . manyExcellent to put colors; against for naturalisticuse south-facing of flowering landscapes; walls of every type. Protect from winter winds. Must be carefully sited in this No 20-30' 20-30' Sun or semi-shade Goodcrabapplesslow to for become naturalizing to areas established. away on edge from of parking buffer areas,lots due needs to excessive good air area. No 8-10’ 7-10’ sun Spectacularcirculation,branch/fruit notdrop; yellow pollution new flowers cultivars tolerant, are harbingerare not more recommended resistantof spring, to very for fire street hardyblight, tree and adaptable,plantingrecommended useful varieties in buffers include: and parking‘Adams’, lots, ‘Centurion’, best if left ‘Prairie unpruned Fire’, ‘Harvest Gold’, ‘Autumn Glory’, ‘Red Snow’, and ‘Sugar Tyme’ Riparia Street Mature Mature Light Notes No n Trees 20-30’Height 5-10’Spread sunRequirements or semi-shade Excellent as specimen or hedge, especially in narrow spaces, No Yesfor Grate 50-80' varies Sun Ancienttolerates tree city with conditions, unique redfan shapedberries inleaf, fall beautifuland winter, shade good tree, in use s No 2-4’ 2-4’ semi-shade Hybridmalecontainers, trees group onlyself of pollinatingasevergreen female fruitazaleas, produces all colors offensive available, odor, goodgood forurban No 4-6’ 3-5’ sun to semi-shade Goodfoundationtree, prune for use plantingsto assingle a hedge trunkand smallaround scale parking settings. areas, Can pinkish be cold white sensitive flowers No 6-10' 6-10' Full Sun Alate beautiful, spring through multiple-stemmed frost shrub, Goumi is very easy to grow. It is No Yes 50-60' varies Sun Easya nitrogen to grow, fixing withstands shrub with city glossy conditions, deep green good leavesshade treethat forare streets highly No Yes 40-60' 30-50' anddisease parking and lots,insect beautiful proof, andyellow cover fall thecolor. plant Ash until can December. be prone to Early, delightfully fragrant flowers provide an early spring nectar and pollen No 20-40' 15-30' Sun Longdisease. lived, cold heat and stress tolerant, ‘Pendula’ is a weeping source for bees and are followed by attractive red fruit that ripens in Toleratesvariety wet soils, rounded habit, very trouble free and useful for No 6-8’ 8-10’ sun or semi-shade late May and early June along with Nanking cherries (Prunus naturalizing in buffers and in parking lots No 3-4’ 3-4’ sun to partial shade tomentosa).Excellent for Selfshrub fertile; borders, plant foundation two varieties plantings for heavier or as crops. a low Makeshedge; a No 4-6’ 4-6’ semi-shade reliableGracefulleaves may shrub early discolor forblooming foundation in severe shrub plantings, winters;with white flowersshrub flowers, borders attract reddish beesor hedges. tinge on It No 50-60’ 20-30’ sun or semi-shade makesGracefulnew foliage, an and excellent useful stately, for companion useful foundation alternative plant plantings in tothe leyland orchard cypress or shrub for borderhedges No 1-2’ 10-12’ sun Onedueand toscreening,of itsthe ability best protectgroundto fix nitrogen. from cover harsh junipers winds for terraces and hillsides, No 4-6’ 3-8’ sun Functionalcultivars include shrub ‘Nana’, for buffers and and ‘Green parking Mound’ lot screening, easy to grow, No 3-6’ 4-6’ sun or semi-shade Yellowmany cultivars flowers mayavailable fade toin fitfull specific sun, tough needs plant, such good as ‘Hetzi’; in parking smaller No 50-70’ 50-70’ sun Goodareascultivars treeand include forshady city ‘Helleri’ buffersconditions, creamy flower panicles in summer, very No 40-60’ 40-60’ sun Picturesqueshowy but can interesting be messy form, use as specimen, decorative orange No Yes 50-80’ 50-80’ sun or semi-shade Goodexfoliating shade bark tree for streets and parking lots, heat and drought No 10-30' 10-15' Sun to partial shade Atolerant, large shrub exfoliating or small bark tree, this serviceberry bears clusters of star- No Yes 40-60' 40-60' Sun Elegantshaped whitetree. flowersGood street in spring tree. followed Needs ampleby purple moisture to black when fruits. Fall No 60-75' 40-50' Sun Moist,young.foliage well is Use yellow drained standard to red.soil form. but Makes tolerates a good a range under of story soil tree.types. Select No Yes 20-30' 20-30' Sun or semi-shade Creamymale plants white to flowersavoid seed more pods; prolific good in sun,dependable exfoliating city bark, tree; more brittle No 30-50’ 20-35’ sun Richdiseasewood; green air resistant pollution foliage, than tolerantexfoliating Cornus bark,florida, slow good grower, for use often near multi- buildings, No 6-10’ 6-10’ sun or semi-shade Whitestemmedlow branching fragrant flowers in spring, fluorescent yellow-orange foliage in No 10-15’ 10-15’ shade Yellowishfall, use for white buffers, flowers foundation in mid spring,plantings shelter from winter wind and No 8-15’ 6-12’ sun Fragrantsun, use oldfor screeningfashioned orshrub, as a usefulbackground as specimen shrub or for massing in No 3-4’ 3-4’ sun Compactborders and rounded buffer shrub,areas good for hedges, foundation plantings or No Yes 60-70’ 30-45’ sun Thisedging is one of the best city street or parking lot trees, yellowish No 70-100' 65-80' Sun or semi-shade Withstandsfragrant flowers severe appear city conditions, in June good for use as street tree, easily No 4-6’ 4-8’ semi-shade or Goodtransplanted, for naturalizing mottled inbark dry – shady has pest sites, problems black fruit ripens in No 5-7’ 5-7’ sunshade or semi-shade ExcellentSeptember, hedge beautiful or barrier fluorescent due to rosethorny to stems,purple yellowfall foliage flowers in No 6-8’ 4-8’ shade Beautifulspring, but native usually shrub does for not foundation produce plantingsfruit and naturalizing in No 4-6’ 4-5’ semi-shade or Fragrantshady areas, white spring flowers, flowers resistant range to inlacebug, color from underutilized white to deep native rose; No 20-40' 15-35' Sunshade to semi-shade Largerspecies,need very tree useful good found for drainage in foundation cove andforests plantingsgood at highorganic elevations. amendments In spring, in soil No 3-4’ 2/4/2013 sun GoodMonticola as specimen has larger or bell container shaped plant flowers (petals 2-3 cm long) with the No 30-50' 30-50' Sun or semi-shade Smallstyle included. tree or multi-stemmed shrub best used in edges of property No 6-10’ 4-6’ Sun to part shade Beautiful,away from slightly buildings fuzzy and foliage cars due and to beautiful falling fruit; dark edible reddish fruit bark for No 15-25’ 10-15’ sun or semi-shade Excellentwinter interest. as specimen, Whitish-pink for borders cherry flowersand foundation in March plantings, followed byfast grower,delicious good small screen bright background,red cherries invigorous late May and to droughtearly June. resistant, Great selfas pollinating,a specimen, red hedge, berries or foundation plant. Wonderful wildlife food and habitat plant. Riparia Street Mature Mature Light Notes No n Trees 3-4’Height 3-5’Spread sunRequirements to partial shade Easy-to-grow plant; attracts hummingbirds, butterflies, and birds. No for Grate 5-8’ 6-10’ Sun to part shade ToughLong lasting, and durable small creamynative with white white/pinkish to light pink flowers flowers and in summer; red seed not s No 10’ 10’ Full sun Specimencapsulesfragrant in or fall. large Varieties foundation such plant as diablo or shrub & summerwine borders. Very give great No 4-7’ 3-6’ Full sun to light Leavesornamentalcolor are anwith attractive delightfully green aromatic in summer foliage and and often lavender turn brilliant colored No 2-4’ 2-4’ Fullshade. sun to part Leavesyellows,mid-summer are oranges, an flowers. attractive and A reds veritable green in the in medicine summerfall. Size andcabinetvaries often by of turnvariety.a plant. brilliant The leaves are anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, and analgesic and are No 40-60’ 25-30’ sunshade. or semi-shadeLate Rapidyellows, growth oranges, when and young, reds usein the for fall. screening applied externally for rheumatic conditions, bruises, injuries, sprains, afternoon shade Magnificent white flowers in June, exfoliating bark, excellent No 4-6’ 4-6’ sun or semi-shade sores, and skin infections. The seeds and leaves contain valuable OK. landscape plant for shady buffers No Yes 30-40' 15-20' Sun or semi-shade medicinalTexas Redbuds compounds are good are reesused for internally hot, dry for sites chronic and alkaline bronchitis, soils, all but No 15-25’ 10-15’ sun emaciatingGood'Oklahoma' for a wideconditions,does range well outside ofto landscapeimprove its native memory needs, range and very in eyesight, more tolerant humid ofrejuvenate heat, clmates. cold For No 50-60’ 10-15’ sun or semi-shade hair,Denseandbest poorflowering,alleviate compact soils loss grow narrow of 'Oklahoma'appetite, habit, tolerantand in tofull manage ofsun infertile to partial skin soils, diseases sun makes on rich, and a great well- drained soil, with good moisture. It makes an eye-catching specimen No 3-4’ 5-7’ sun or shade Popularexcessivespecimen plant coniferbleeding for parking during lots menstruation. in the south, The large young lustrous stems dark are green used tree, especially in early spring when every branch and twig and even No 1’ varies shade Lowfoliagefor basketmaking. growing native The ground leaves cover are with insecticidal mottled andfoliage, used leaves to repel larger insectsthe trunk in is grain heavily stores. flocked The with fresh flowers. leaves are burned with grass to No 1’ varies shade Greatthan Pachysandra low growing groundcoverterminalis of uniform height for shady areas repel mosquitoes. No 15-25' 10-20' Sun or semi-shade Fibrouswhere grass spreading does notroots, grow best for naturalizing in buffer areas, No 6” tall Semi-shade to Cultivatedspreading habitfor its with ornamental horizontal red branches berries and creates shiny, a layeredbright green look Yes 30' 15' Fullshade sun Afoliage disease and insect resistant multi-stemmed large shrub or small No 10-20’ 6-10’ sun or semi-shade Showytree that white often flowers forms coloniesin summer, from tolerant underground of dry city suckers. conditions, The May can be No 20-40' 15-30' Sun Excellentprunedblooming to smallflowersform atree smallproduce with tree exfoliating greenish-yellow bark and late crimson summer flowers fruit 2-6 in early inches long. Pawpaw's medium-large, drooping leaves give the tree a No 60-70' 25-40' Sun or semi-shade Onespring, of theuse easiestas street oaks tree to under grow powerand transplant, lines or as good an accent for street plant sultry tropical look during the growing season with yellow fall foliage Fragrantplantings deciduousif lower limbs azalea, are removedwith white, pink or violet bloom in May, No 4-6’ 4-6’ semi-shade color. It is difficult to transplant pawpaws so get its location right the use for naturalizing in buffer areas No 6-8’ 6-8’ sun to part shade firstCreamy time. white Must flowers; be cross hanging pollinated clusters with aof seedling bird-attracting or another purplish variety. No 15” 2’ Sun to semi-shade AnWarmblack excellent fruits. season Glossy streamside grass; foliage glossy or turnscreekside green bright summer tree red whosein color; fall rootsturns aredeep excellent orange No 3-4’ 4-5’ sun soilGracefulin late stabilizers. fall and then refined, fadesIn the tohomepurple light landscape, copper;fruit September slow pawpaw growing through makes November, an excellent best No 8-10’ 8-10’ sun Goodsmallused inorchard,choice mass for hedge, stream or banks border and large moist shrub areas, or small must tree, occasionally depending be No 6-15’ 4-8’ Full sun to partial Heightprunedon pruning andback method.width to the varies ground by variety. Deciduous, with foliage that turns No 14’ 8’ Sunshade to part sun Uprightfrom greenish-grey evergreens towith yellow bright or red red berries. in autumn. Nice Use form in and berry compact orchards, No 30-40' 30-40' Sun or semi-shade Morehabit.edible resistant hedges, tofoundation blotch and plantings, mildew than and A.even hippocastanum, as landscape good for specimens with their multiple seasons of interest and good winter No Yes 40-60' varies Sun or shade Fallparks leaf and color other varies, large 'October use areas, Glory' good and street 'Red tree, Sunset' spectacular cultavars red are form. More heat and drought tolerant than highbush and lowbush Excellentmostflowers popular shade for treeguaranteed and effective bright as orange/red a street tree, fall color,easy tovery transplant, No 60-75’ 60-75’ sun or semi-shade blueberries. Plant two or more varieties for cross pollination and berry No 6-9’ 6-9’ sun to part shade Whiterapidadaptable. grower flowers; Rodney bluish Porter fruit; rich and green Duane leaves Coen turnwuld reddish like to keeppurple on in list, fall; howeverseason extension. concensus is that we not over-plant this tree. No Yes 40-70' 40-60' semi-shade Goodreddish for stems areas in that winter. flood ‘Baileyi’ periodically, does notgrows spread well onby highstolons or lowlike the No 30-40’ 3-15’ sun Valuedgroundspecies for screens and hedges, blue cast to the foliage. ‘Skyrocket’ No 20-30' 20-30' Sun Pinkis very flowers narrow in cultivarApril/May, rich brown bark, good street tree under No 6-10’ 5-7’ Sun or part shade 2power to 3" linessingle or double white, pink or red flowers blooming in fall, No 20-30’ 10-15’ Full sun to partial Aglossy large evergreen shrub or small foliage, tree, prefer this serviceberrywell-drained, bears acid soils.clusters Plant of star-on east No 20-30' 20-30' Sunshade Pinkishshapedor south purplewhite side toflowers flowers protect in in fromspring early north springfollowed wind susceptible andby purple temperatures. toto springblack fruits.frost Fall No 70-75' 40-50' Sun Longfoliage lasting is yellow bright to red.red and Makes scarlet a good leaves under in fall, story good tree. for street No 4-5’ 5-8’ sun or shade Adaptsplantings well to city conditions, good in parking lots or foundation plantings, dark green foliage Riparia Street Mature Mature Light Notes No n Trees 50-60’Height 15-25’Spread sunRequirements or semi shade One of the most attractive and adoptable spruces; prefers a dry No Yesfor Grate 15-25' 10-15' Sun or semi-shade Bloomsatmosphere in early and spring protection before from dogwoods wind with pink/white flowers, s Yes 6-20’ 6-15’ Full sun to partial Arecommended large shrub or for small planting tree, under usually power pruned lines, to revealcan be the multi-trunked; bark. 6-20' No 1-2’ 6-9’ sunshade Lowtall.edible Sweet, groundcover berries red similar changing with to bluish blueberries to black green fruit. foliage, Fall foliagetolerant is of yellow poor dryand soils, falls No Yes 80-100' 40-60' Sun or part-sun Frompopularearly. the cultivars red oak include family, ‘Bluea large Pacific’, growing ‘Emerald tree with Sea’ good and tolerance ‘Silver Mist’ for No 50-60’ 20’ sun or semi shade Useheat. for Trees wind areor privacy quite mature screening, before grows acorn natural production into narrow could bepyramid a No 50-70’ 25-45’ sun Tolerantshapeproblem. of heat and drought, good street tree for residential areas, No 2-4’ 3-4’ sun Low,yellowish graceful white shrub fragrant with flowers, pure white in summer flowers butin May, later use than in other borders No 10-15’ 10-15’ sun Showyandlindens for inmass late plantingsspring when smoke like panicles are at peak, purple No 3-5’ 3-5’ sun or semi-shade Moundedleaved cultivars habit, available,creamy white use flowersin border in orearly groupings summer, yellow foliage No 25-30' 15-20' Sun or part shade Whitein fall, flowersused in inmixed summer, shrub excellent border fall color, hard to transplant, No 3-4' 3-4' Sun to part shade Semi-dwarf,drought tolerant low chill, long fruiting season; new leaves are sky blue No 40-80’ 30-40’ sun Fragrant,and mature creamy to blue-grey. white flowers Bell-shaped, in summer; pink flowersbright red that seeds mature in fall;into No 6-12’ 6-12’ sun or semi-shade Multi-stemmedshouldblue berries be planted from shrub, late where Julygreenish lowest through yellow branches August. flowers can In autumn, ingrow early to spring,leavesground; turnyellow red with @ half of them remaining on bush for winter interest. No 3-4’ 3-4’ sun Evergreenfall foliage within warmer bright areas,red fruit golden on female yellow plants flower in inSeptember summer, andgood for No 2-4’ 2-4’ sun to partial shade AbundantfoundationOctober, great bright plantings for yellow naturalizing or flowers.low hedges Frost sensitive but will send up new No 15-20' 10-15' Sun Tree-likeshoots in shrubspring. with Best fragrant used in white masses flowers in early spring, avoid No 7-8’ 6-7’ shade Interestingplanting in adark southern red fruit exposure, in fall, useful best forused massing as a specimen; and naturalizing Frost in No 50-70’ 30-40’ sun or semi-shade Tolerantbuffersensitive areas of poor soils, vigorous large root systems, not ideal for No Yes 40-60' 40-60' Sun Niceplanting native along tree, sidewalks, withstands exceptional adverse city yellow/orange conditions. fallCurious color bark No 2-4’ 3-4’ sun to part shade Spicypatterns. fragrant Fruit flowersis a favorite on 2 forto 6" birds. racemes in summer; black No 4-8’ 4-8’ part shade Verypeppercorn-like fragrant, numerous capsules. white Flowers flowers attract in early bees, summer. butterflies, Forms and a No 50-60' 50-60' Sun Goodthickethummingbirds for with planting age; loose in low open lying habit. areas, Very easier adaptable to transplant to a wide than variety white of No 3-6’ 3-6’ sun to part shade Whiteoakgarden to and light soil/planting pink fragrant conditions. flowers stamens in late spring. Lustrous No 15-20' 10-20' Sun or semi-shade Toleratesdark green wet, leaves; swampy bright conditions, orange or handsome crimson fall foliage color with sweetly No Yes 60-75' 40-50' Sun or semi-shade Excellentfragrant white fall color, flowers good in spring for planting and red in moistfruit in areas fall along streams, No 3-4’ 3-4’ Full sun to part Bestplant massedonly rotundilob’, or in groups. a fruitless No serious variety, insect for streets or disease and parking problems. lots No 5-7’ 5-7’ Fullshade sun to light MustReddish be carefullypink color sited from with late protection summer through from winter fall. winds. Use for No Yes 30-70' 30-70' Sunshade Veryhedges, adaptable, specimen good plants, salt tolerance.foundation Imperial'plantings mayand beshrub a smaller borders. No 3-5’ 3-5’ sun WhitecultivarTea camellia flowers for street is in a early treebeautiful usespring with evergreen before a size leaves ofshrub 30' appear, tallwith X shiny30' wispy wide dark affect green of leaves with 1” fragrant white flowers in November and December. No Yes 25-35' 20-30' Sun Goodfoliage urban best whenstreet plantedtree, tolerant in mass of drought, air pollution, and soil No 70-90' 35-50' Sun Large,compaction, stately attractive tree, susceptible with nice to foliage, drought, form, best fall known color, forand flowers in No 6-10’ 10-12’ sun or shade Fountainspringexfoliating and like barkbeautiful growth yellowhabit with fall color,white flowersgood for in street May aftertrees the next leaves to No 3-5’ 4-6’ sun or shade Lustrousappear,sidewalks useful dark green as specimen foliage turnsor massed shades in ofbuffer purple, areas scarlet and No Yes 25-30' 20-25' Sun Creamycrimson whitein fall, flowersfragrant in white May, flowers attractive in summer,in winter easywith persistent to grow in red wet No 50-70’ 20-25’ Sun or part shade Fastfruit;or dry hasgrowing, soil thorns, privacy bloom barrier smell bothers some people No Yes 50-80' 50-70' Sun Good shade tree with fascinating fall color ranging from reddish No 30-50’ 15-20’ sun Withstandspurple to yellow. heat, droughtLocate urban and cold, cultivars. well adapted migration for of general the Emerald landscapeAsh Borer willuse need to be monitored. Riparia Street Mature Mature Light Notes No n Trees 15-20'Height 12-15'Spread SunRequirements or semi-shade Beautiful white fragrant flowers in spring, dark blue fruit in fall, makes No for Grate 50-80' 50-80' Sun or semi-shade Majestica great understory large shade tree tree, in buffer slow growing areas, or but street long tree lived, under difficult power to s No 50-75’ 50-75’ sun or semi-shade Lowtransplant,lines branching sensitive tree with to root flexible disturbance stems, weepingwhen grading varieties available, No 50-80’ 20-40’ sun Betternaturalized for background in the US, bestuse infor mixed use in borders. moist areas Prone near to branch water and No Yes 60-90' 40-60' Sun Extremelytrunk breakage, tolerant don’t of heatuse nearand stress,buildings; excellent not a goodstreet hedge. tree, easily No 2-4’ 3-5’ sun or shade Lowtransplanted; spreading fast plant growing with yellow and relatively flower in young late winter, for the good production for of No 6-12’ 6-10’ sun or semi-shade Acoveringacorns deciduous (as banks young holly aswith 15 bright years) red fruit that persists throughout the No 6-8’ 6-8’ sun or semi-shade Makeswinter, malea great and barrier female hedge, required avoid for pruning, fruit set golden yellow flowers in No 10-15’ 10-12’ sun or semi-shade FragrantApril followed flowers by inbluish winter, black lustrous fruits green foliage, use for hedges or in No 20-30’ 20-25' Sun or shade Greatbuffer forareas naturalizing in buffer areas or as street tree under power No 60-75’ 30-50’ sun Spectacularlines native trouble free tree No 40-50' 40-50' Sun Soft pinkish white flowers in early spring make spectacular display, No 4-6’ 4-6’ Full sun Afast sturdy growing, multiple-stemmed species rose 4 to 6 feet tall and wide with bristly stems and fragrant, single 3 inch rose flowers in early summer followed by bright orange large rose hips dramatically displayed against the dark green foliage. Use for shrub borders, privacy or security hedges, forest gardens.