List Of Eligible Species For Tree Replacement

Published by Town of Oakville

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Type: Document
Published by: Town of Oakville
Also called: Tree Stature for Planting and Replacement
For: designer
Building types: All building types
Pages: 4

Overview

A four-page Town of Oakville table listing eligible tree species, each row giving the common name, family, genus, species, any cultivar, whether the tree is native, and its canopy stature as small, medium or large. It runs alphabetically from common apple and large-toothed aspen through oaks, maples, pines and spruces to Japanese zelkova. The Town's pages link it for tree stature in planting and replacement, and it sits beside the canopy cover plan guideline and tree protection forms.

What it covers

Common Name
Family
Genus
Species
Cultivars
Native
Stature

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