Tree Planting
If you haven’t decided on what tree you want to plant here are some questions you might want to answer beforehand:

1. What purpose will this tree be used for? For beautification,

screening of sights or sounds? Shade and energy conversation or for wildlife habitat?

2. Is the species appropriate for your area?
3. How big will it get? How wide will it get?
4. What is the average life expectancy of the tree?
5. Does it have any ornamental value such as leaf color,

flowers, or fruits?

6. Does it have any particular insect, disease, or other

problems reducing its usefulness?

7. How common is the species in your neighborhood? Some

species are overplanted. Increasing he natural diversity will help limit the opportunity for a single pest to destroy all plantings.

8. Is the tree evergreen or deciduous? Evergreens provide

cover and shade year round, and are more effective as a barrier against wind and noise. Deciduous trees give summer shade but allow the winter sun to shine in.

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“He who plants a tree loves others besides himself” – English proverb