List of Trees on Property

List of Trees Added to Property

Trees present before Spring of 2005 are in brown

Common Name	Taxonomic Name / Cultivar	Number	Specimen Photo
~~Sugar maple~~	~~Acer saccharum~~	1	died, removed
Red Maple (Red Sunset®)	Acer rubrum cv. 'Franksred'	1	none
Red Oak	Quercus rubra	1	none
Pin Oak	Quercus palustris	1	none
Scarlet Oak	Quercus coccinea	2	none
Dawn Redwood	Metasequoia glyptostroboides	8	none
Dawn Redwood	M. glyptostroboides cv. 'Gold Rush'	1	none
River Birch	Betula nigra	2 multistem	none
Aristocrat Pear	Pyrus calleryana cv. 'Aristocrat'	6	none
Redbud	Cercis canadensis	3	none
Black Hills Spruce	Picea glauca cv. 'Densata'	7	none
~~White Fir~~	~~Abies concolor~~	2	died, removed
Douglas Fir	Pseudotsuga menziessi	3	none
Ann Magnolia	Magnolia X ann	3 clumps	none
Serviceberry (Autumn Brilliance® ?)	Amelanchier X grandiflora (?)	2 clumps	none
Staghorn Sumac	Rhus typhina	2 clumps	none
Silver Maple	Acer saccharinum	2	none
Norway Maple	Acer platanoides cv. 'Crimson King'	1	none
Yellow Poplar	Liriodendron tulipfera	1	none
Colorado Spruce	Picea pungens	1	none
White Spruce	Picea glauca	1	none
Japanese Yew	Taxus cuspidata	2	none
~~Crab Apple~~		1	fell, removed

Some useful reference links (will open in a new window) http://hort.ifas.ufl.edu/trees/ http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/consumer/factsheets/ http://www.hort.uconn.edu/plants/ http://davesgarden.com/ Nomenclature Notes A variety is a recognised division of a species in botany, next below the rank of subspecies. Variety is used for lower degrees of difference than subspecies, e.g. Pinus nigra subsp. nigra var. nigra - Austrian pine (in the case of the Type variety). A domesticated variety of a plant - a cultivated variety - is called a cultivar. A cultivar is indicated with a cv. and by putting the name between single quotes, not in italics, and capitalised, e.g. Aeonium arboreum cv. 'Atropurpureum'.