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Revision as of 13:49, 26 November 2013
This page contains links to several tables listing characteristics of tree species that are suitable as stormwater Best Management Practices. The list of trees does not include all trees suitable for stormwater management, but the list encompasses the most common trees used.
- General information: table containing the following information for a list of trees
- native or non-native
- street tree or landscape only
- deciducous, coniferous, or deciduaous coniferous
- sun requirements
- position in forest structure (e.g. understory, etc.)
- relative growth rate to maturity
- Morphology: table summarizing tree height, canopy diameter, relative tree size, and relative growth rate