§ 151.076 RECOMMENDED TREES.

Recommended Trees
Common Name	Botanical Name
Deciduous Trees
American Beech	Fagus grandifolia
American Mountain Ash	Sorbus americana
American Smoke Tree	Cotinus obovatus
Bitternut Hickory	Carya cordiformis
Black Ash	Fraxinus nigra
Butternut	Juglans nigra
Canoe Birch	Betula papyrifera
Common Hackberry	Celtis occidentalis
Downy Hawthorn	Crataegus mollis
Eastern Persimmon	Diospyros virginiana
Flowering Dogwood	Cornus florida
Fringetree	Chionanthus viginicus
Gray Birch	Betula populifolia
Green Ash	Fraxinus pennsylvanica
Ironwood	Ostrya virginiana
Kentucky Coffee Tree	Gymnocladus dioicus
Maidenhair Tree	Ginkgo biloba
Mountain Magnolia	Magnolis fraseri
Ohio Buckeye	Aesculus glabra
Pagoda Dogwood	Comus alternifolia
Parsley Hawthorn	Crataegus marshallii
Pecan	Carya illinoinensis
Persimmon	Diospyros virginiana
Possumhaw	Ilex deciduas
Red Maple	Acer rubrum
Redbud	Cercis Candadensis
River Birch	Betula nigra
Sassafras	Sassafras albidum
Shagbark Hickory	Carya ovata
Shellbark Hickory	Carya laciniosa
Silky Dogwood	Cornus amomum
Silver Bell	Halesia diptera
Silver Maple	Acer saccharinum
Sourwood	Oxydendrum arboretum
Southern Catalpa	Catalpa bignonioides
Sugar Hackberry	Celtis laevigata
Sweet Birch	Betula lenta
Sweet Crabapple	Malus coronaria
Sweetgum	Liquidambar styraciflua
Thornless Honeylocust	Gleditsia triacanthos inermis
White Ash	Fraxinus americana
Winged Sumac	Rhus copallina
Witchhazel	Hamamelis virginiana
Yellow Birch	Betula alleghaniensis
Yellow Buckeye	Aesculus flava
Yellowood	Cladrastis lutea
Yellowwood	Cladrastis kentukea
Evergreen Trees
American Holly	Ilex opaca
American Yellowwood	Cladrastis kentukea
Atlas Cedar	Cedrus atlantica
Baker’s Cypress	Cupressus bakeri
Balsam Fir	Abies balsamea
Bristlecone Pine	Pinus aristata
Carolina Hemlock	Tsuga caroliniana
Cedar of Lebanon	Cedrus libani
Colorado Spruce	Picea pungens
Deodar Cedar	Cedrus deodara
Douglas Fir	Pseudotsuga menziesii
Eastern Hemlock	Tsuga Canadensis
Eastern Red Cedar	Juniperus virginiana
Fraser Fir	Abies concolor
Jack Pine	Pinus banksiana
Leyland Cypress	Cupressoyparis leylandii
Norway Spruce	Picea abies
Scotch Pine	Pinus sylvestris
Shortleaf Pine	Pinus echinata
Southern Magnolia	Magnolia grandiflora
Virginia Pine	Pinus virginiana
White Pine	Pinus strobes
White Spruce	Pices glauca
Shrubs - Evergreen
Bog Laurel	Kalmia polifolia
Carolina Rhododendron	Rhododendron minus
Doghobble	Leucothoe axillaries
Fragrant Sumac	Rhus aromatica
Glossy Abelia	Abelia x grandifloria
Golden St. Johnswort	Hypericum frondosum
Inkberry	Ilex glabra
Kaempferi Azalea	Azalea kaempferi
Leatherleaf Viburnum	Viburnum rhytidophyllum
Mountain Laurel	Kalmia latifolia
R. Catawba	Rhododendron catawbiense
Rosebay Rhododendron	Rhododendron maximun
Satsuki Azalea	Azalea obtusum
Shrubby St. Johnswort	Hypericum pronlificum
Smooth Sumac	Rhus glabra
St. Johnswort	Hypericum patulum
Sweet Bay	Magnolia virginiana
Winged Sumac	Rhus copallinum
Wintergreen Barberry	Berberis julianae
Shrubs - Deciduous
Dwarf Huckleberry	Gaylussacia dumosa
Flame Azalea	Rhododendron calendulaceum
Hearts-a-Bustin	Euonymus americanus
Oakleaf Hydrangea	Hydrangea quercifolia
Pinxter Bloom	Rhododendron periclymenoides
Rose of Sharon	Hibiscus syriacus
Swamp Azalea	Rhododendron viscosum
Sweet Azalea	Rhododendron arborescens
Sweetshrub	Calycanthus
Wild Hydrangea	Hydrangea arborescens
Yellow Azalea	Rhododendron austrinum
* The list is not all inclusive of trees which may be approved for planting replacement trees. However, when a developer is proposing other species, documentation must be submitted that the particular species being proposed is appropriate for the climate zone covering the village area.

Tree Sizes
Common Name	Height
Examples of Small Maturing Trees
Crape Myrtle	15-25’
Hawthorn	15-30’
Japanese Maple	15-20’
Serviceberry	10-20’
Star Magnolia	15-20’
Examples of Medium Maturing Trees
Carolina Silverbell	30-40’
Eastern Redbud	20-30’
Holly Americana	20-40’
Examples of Large Maturing Trees
Black Gum	30-50’
Chestnut Oak	60-70’
Red Maple	40-60’
Red Oak	50-60’
Sycamore	75-100’
Tulip Popular	70-90’
White Oak	50-80’

 

(Prior Code, Ch. 12 Appendix I)