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Scientific Name |
Common Name |
Comments |
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Taxodium distichum
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Baldcypress |
- Size: medium sized, deciduous conifer tree (50' tall by 40' wide)
- Flowers/fruits: not significant
- Fall color: nice red-brown fall color
- Culture: very adaptable from wet to dry
- Disease/insect: none serious
- Use: deciduous shade tree, deer camps, urban tree
- Native to wet areas in Arkansas
- Cultivar: 'Shawnee Brave'
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Tilia cordata
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Littleleaf Linden |
- Size: medium sized tree (50' tall by 40' wide)
- Flowers: flowers in May/June, fragrant
- Fruits: fruit (nutlet) hangs from unique tongue-shaped bract
- Fall color: none. Distinctive heart-shaped leaves
- Culture: fairly adaptable
- Disease/insect: none serious
- Use: lawn tree
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Tsuga
canadensis
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Canadian Hemlock |
- Size: medium sized conifer tree (50' tall by 40' wide)
- Culture: best in shade, rich moist soils; best in Northwest Arkansas
- Disease/insect: woolly adelgid, scale
- Use: needle evergreen for the shade in Northwest Arkansas. Will tolerate shearing. Very fine textured
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Ulmus alata
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Winged Elm |
- Size: medium sized native tree (45' tall by 45' wide)
- Flowers/fruits: not significant
- Fall color: none
- Culture: very adaptable
- Disease/insect: none serious
- Use: rarely planted in maintained landscapes
- Stems have distinctive corky 'wings'
- Native tree
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Ulmus parvifolia
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Chinese Elm, Lacebark Elm |
- Size: medium sized tree (50' tall by 45' wide)
- Flowers/fruits: not significant
- Fall color: typically not great in Arkansas. Leaves small and glossy
- Bark: known for exfoliating bark
- Culture: very adaptable
- Use: lawn tree, good urban tree
- Cultivars: Allee®, Athena®, 'Drake'
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Zelkova serrata
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Zelkova |
- Size: small/medium sized tree (30' tall by 25' wide)
- Flowers/fruits: not significant
- Fall color: can be deep maroon but rarely see in Arkansas
- Culture: very adaptable
- Disease/insect: none
- Use: street tree, lawn tree
- Looks very much like an elm
- Cultivars: 'Green Vase', 'Village Green'
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