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Number |
Type of Tree |
Description |
---|---|---|
1. | White Oak | Quercus alba (possibly a Burr Oak, Q. macrocarpa), 52 inches. |
2. | Fir | Abies Sp. several trees near the above oak. |
3. | Fir | Abies sp. on the right side of the drive. |
4. | Black Walnut | Juglans nigra |
5. | Tulip Tree | Liriodendron tulipifera, 40 inches. |
6. | Sugar Maple | Acer saccharum, 12 feet further to left. |
7. | Magnolia acuminata | Likely the largest M. acuminata in the area, probably part of the original estate plantings. Though native to North America, it is not native to this area. |
8. | Yellowwood | Cladrastis Kentukea, lean out over drive; The original Yellowwood would have been part of the estate plantings. It is native to North America, but not this area. There are several smaller Yellowwood on the property. |
9. | Oak, (Red?) | Quercus Sp. 40+ inches. Large incheswidowmaker inches hanging on it. |
10. | Scarlet Oak | Quercus coccinea, 48+ inches. Tall straight tree, 80 feet to the first crotch. |
11. | White Oak | Quercus alba, 20 inches. |
12. | Buckeye |
Aesculus glabra, Native to North America, but not this area. |
13. | California Incense Cedar |
Calocedrus decurrens, 60 inches. Left side of drice towards the Blue Route. Incense Cedars are native to the west coast and are rarely planted here. |
14. | False Cypress | Chamaecyparis pisifera 'squarrosa.' In the same group as evergreens. Native to Japan. |
15. | Elm | Ulmus sp. Not Asian, possibly American? |
16. | Rhododendron | Rhododendron sp. Possibly Asian species or hybrid. Top right side of drive. |
17. | Tulip Tree | L. tulipifera, 45+ inches. Over top of drive and 20 feet downhill of chain link fence. |
18. | European Linden | Tilla cordata. Native to Europe and western Asia. Right side of millrace path. |
19. | Sycamore Leaf Maple | Acer pseudoplantanus. European species, right side of millrace path. |
20. | Tulip Tree | L. Tulipifera, 72+ inches. |
21. | Cork Tree | Phellodendron amurense, Asian species. |
22. | Cucumbertree Magnolia | Eastern United States 4-10 inches long |
23. | Zelkova | Zelkova serrata. Next to gravel parking area, eastern Asia |
24. | American Linden | Eastern North America |
25. | White Ash | Eastern and Central North America |
26. | Black Oak | Black oak leafs are four to ten inches long, with seven to nine inch lobes. |
27. | Sourwood | Southeastern United States |