The following list constitutes the official Street Tree Species for the City. The list is not all inclusive; however, it provides a broad selection of trees that show promise as durable, attractive additions to the City landscape. No species other than those referred to below may be planted as street trees without the written permission of the City.
SMALL TREES | MEDIUM TREES | LARGE TREES |
SMALL TREES | MEDIUM TREES | LARGE TREES |
Crabapple | Little Leaf Linden | Ginkgo |
Flowering Crab | Redmond Linden | White Oak |
Hornbeam | Japanese Pagoda Tree | Red Oak |
Hop Hornbeam | Black Oak | |
Amur Corktree | Swamp White Oak | |
Amur Maple | Pin Oak | |
Red Bud | Basswood | |
Serviceberry | Sycamore | |
Japanese Tree Lilac | Hackberry | |
Hawthorn | Green Ash (seedless) | |
Maples (hard) | ||
White Ash | ||
Thornless Honey Locust | ||
Where: Small = mature height less than 25 feet (as a rule, must be trained to tree form) Medium = mature height 25 to 40 feet Large = mature height greater than 40 feet | ||
For safety considerations, no conifers or evergreens shall be planted in the parking.