MASTER PARKING LOT TREE LIST (Revised June 1999) Botanical name MATURE HEIGHT REMARKS TYPE Common Name (FT) 35 Crown Diameter (100% = 962 sq.ft., 75% = 722 sq.ft., 50% = 481 sq. ft., 25% = 240 sq.ft.) Celtis australis 40 slippery fruit D European hackberry Celtis occidentalis 60 slippery fruit, D common hackberry mistletoe Fraxinus americana Autumn Purple, 40 borer, needs D Chicago Regal - white ash irrigation Fraxinus pennsylvanica Patmor Leprechaun, 45 borer D Centerpoint - green ash Morus alba Fan-San, Kingan, Stribling 60 train head D fruitless mulberry Pistacia chinensis Keith Davey (male 60 verticillium D clones) Chinese pistache Platanus acerifolia Yarwood or 70 litter, D Bloodgood anthracnose, London plane tree powdery mildew Platanus orientalis 40 litter, anthracnose D oriental plane tree Quercus frainetto Forest Green 50 acorns D Forest Green oak Quercus lobata 70 acorns D valley oak Quercus suber 80 acorns E cork oak Zelkova serrata Green Vase 50 verticillium, D Green Vase zelkova shallow roots Fraxinus uhdei (cold-tolerant clones) 70 shallow roots, D Mexican ash frost sensitive Quercus agrifolia, ilex, virginiana 40-60 acorns E coastal live, holly, and southern live oak Page 1 of 3 Note: 1) D = Deciduous Tree; E = Evergreen Tree. 2) Crown diameters are estimated for 15-years after planting. 3) Trees in shaded cells are for trial use and should be planted in small numbers. 4) Trees not specifically listed in the table may be used upon approval from the citys arborist. Botanical name MATURE HEIGHT REMARKS TYPE Common Name (FT) 30 Crown Diameter (100% = 708 sq.ft. 75% = 531 sq.ft. 50% = 354 sq.ft. 25% = 177 sq.ft.) Acer freemanii Autumn Blaze 50 needs irrigation D Autumn Blaze maple Ginkgo biloba Autumn Gold (male clones) 50 brittle when D Maidenhair Tree young Gymnocladus dioica (male clones) 50 litter D Kentucky coffee tree Sapium sebiferum 35 shallow roots D Chinese tallow tree Ulmus parvifolia Athena, Allee 50 frequent pruning D Chinese or lacebark elm Acer campestre 30 needs irrigation D hedge maple Cornus controversa 40 needs irrigation D giant dogwood Platanus x hispanica Columbia 60 litter, D Columbia London plane tree Taxodium mucronatum or distichum 60 prune up D Montezuma/bald cypress 25 Crown Diameter (100% = 491 sq.ft. 75% = 368 sq.ft. 50% = 246 sq.ft. 25% = 123 sq.ft.) Acer truncatum x plat. Pacific/Norwegian 35 needs irrigation D Sunset Pacific/Norwegian sunset maple Koelreuteria elegans 35 litter D Formosan flame tree Metasequoia glyptostroboides 40 prune up D dawn redwood Ulmus Frontier 40 DED resistent D Frontier elm Ulmus wilsoniana Prospector 40 DED resistent D Prospector elm Cercidium x Desert Museum 30 drought tolerant, E Desert Museum Palo Verde hard to obtain Prosopis alba Colorado 30 drought tolerant, E Colorado Mesquite hard to obtain Page 2 of 3 Note: 1) D = Deciduous Tree; E = Evergreen Tree. 2) Crown diameters are estimated for 15-years after planting. 3) Trees in shaded cells are for trial use and should be planted in small numbers. 4) Trees not specifically listed in the table may be used upon approval from the citys arborist. Botanical name MATURE HEIGHT REMARKS TYPE Common Name (FT) 20 Crown Diameter (100% = 314 sq.ft. 75% = 236 sq.ft. 50% = 157 sq.ft. 25% = 79 sq.ft.) Acer platanoides Ezestre 40 needs irrigation D Easy Street maple Lagerstroemia indica x L. faurei clones 20 needs training D crape myrtle (Catawba, Cherokee, Pecos, etc.) Malus Snowdrift and Golden Raindrops 20 needs training, D Snowdrift/Golden Raindrops crabapple fruit Prunus Cascade Snow 25 needs training, D Cascade Snow cherry fruit Prunus cerasifera Thundercloud 20 fruit D Thundercloud Plum Pyrus calleryana Trinity, Chanticleer 30 fruit D Trinity and Chanticleer pear Chitalpa tashkentensis 25 litter D chitalpa Diospyros virginiana (male clones) 30 frequent pruning D persimmon Syringa reticulata Ivory Silk 30 erratic D Ivory Silk Japanese tree lilac performance Xylosma congestum 20 needs training E shiny xylosma H:\khiatt\ordrev\prkshdg\treelst6.499` Page 3 of 3 Note: 1) D = Deciduous Tree; E = Evergreen Tree. 2) Crown diameters are estimated for 15-years after planting. 3) Trees in shaded cells are for trial use and should be planted in small numbers. 4) Trees not specifically listed in the table may be used upon approval from the citys arborist. .