APPENDIX G TREE SPECIES FOR NEW YORK STATE CONTENTS Page List of Tables and Figures Trees Suitable for Landscape and Conservation Plantings in New York ......................................................................... G.1 Tree Planting Procedure .................................................................................................................................................... G.8 Susceptibility of Tree Species to Compaction ................................................................................................................. G.9 Size and Weight of Earth Ball Required to Transplant Wild Stock ................................................................................. G.9 List of Tables and Figures Table Title Page G.1 Trees Suitable for Landscape and Conservation Plantings in New York .............................................. G.1 G.2 Susceptibility of Tree Species to Compaction ...................................................................................... G.9 G.3 Size and Weight of Earth Ball Required to Transplant Wild Stock ...................................................... G.9 Figure Title Page G.1 New Tree Planting Procedure ............................................................................................................... G.8 Table G.1 Trees Suitable for Landscape and Conservation Plantings in New York November 2016 Page G.1 New York State Standards and Specifications For Erosion and Sediment Control Table G.1 (cont’d) Trees Suitable for Landscape and Conservation Plantings in New York 2 1 New York State Standards and Specifications Page G.2 November 2016 For Erosion and Sediment Control Table G.1 (cont’d) Trees Suitable for Landscape and Conservation Plantings in New York ce or any other with spruce combine Colorado Colorado combine Blue Spru Thornless, seedless cultivars recommended recommended cultivars seedless Thornless, resistant cultivars disease non-root suckering, Select male, Note: It is not recommended to Note: It is not Douglas Fir in the same landscape design. Douglas Fir is an alternate host for the Cooley the for host an alternate Fir is Douglas design. landscape same the Fir in Douglas Spruce Gall Aphid. 1 2 November 2016 Page G.3 New York State Standards and Specifications For Erosion and Sediment Control Table G.1 (cont’d) Trees Suitable for Landscape and Conservation Plantings in New York 1 New York State Standards and Specifications Page G.4 November 2016 For Erosion and Sediment Control Table G.1 (cont’d) Trees Suitable for Landscape and Conservation Plantings in New York not plant near Pine Barrens ecosystems ecosystems Pine Barrens plant near not 2 Spreads rapidly by root suckers root by rapidly Spreads do suckers, by root rapidly Spreads 1 2 November 2016 Page G.5 New York State Standards and Specifications For Erosion and Sediment Control For Erosion and Sediment Control Control Sediment and Erosion For Specifications State Standards and New York Trees Suitable for Lands Suitablefor Trees cape andConservation Table G.1(cont’d) Table Page G.6 G.6 Page SPRUCE, BLACK 50’ E,d X X X Co X WC SPRUCE, BLACK HILLS 75’ E,d X X F Co X WC Plantings in New York York Plantings inNew November 2016 2016 November Table G.1 (cont’d) Trees Suitable for Landscape and Conservation Plantings in New York November 2016 Page G.7 New York State Standards and Specifications For Erosion and Sediment Control Figure G.1 New Tree Planting Procedure New York State Standards and Specifications Page G.8 November 2016 For Erosion and Sediment Control Table G.2 1 Susceptibility of Tree Species to Compaction Resistant: Box elder……………… Acer negundo Willows………………… Salix spp. Green ash…………….. Fraxinus pennsylvanica Honey locust…………… Gleditsia triacanthos Red elm……………….. Ulmus rubra Eastern cottonwood……. Populus deltoides Hawthornes…………… Crataegus spp. Swamp white oak………. Quercus bicolor Bur oak……………….. Quercus macrocarpa Hophornbeam…………… Ostrya virginiana Northern white cedar…. Thuja occidentalis Intermediate: Red maple……………. Acer rubrum Sweetgum………………. Liquidambar styraciflua Silver maple………….. Acer saccharinum Norway maple…………. Acer platanoides Hackberry……………. Celtis occidentalis Shagbark hickory………. Carya ovata Black gum…………… Nyssa sylvatica London plane………….. Platanus x hybrida Red oak……………… Quercus rubra Pin oak…………………. Quercus palustris Basswood……………. Tilia americana Susceptible: Sugar maple……………. Acer saccharum Austrian Pine…………… Pinus nigra White pine……………… Pinus strobus White ash………………. Fraxinus americana Blue spruce…………….. Picea pungens Paper birch…………….. Betula papyrifera White oak……………… Quercus alba Moutain ash……………. Sorbus aucuparia Red pine……………….. Pinus resinosa Japanese maple………… Acer palmatum 1 If a tree species does not appear on the list, insufficient information is available to rate it for this purpose. Table G.3 Size and Weight of Earth Ball Required to Transplant Wild Stock (American Standards for Nursery Stock) November 2016 Page G.9 New York State Standards and Specifications For Erosion and Sediment Control .