Published by City of Toronto Urban Forestry under Ecology Biodiversity
The City of Toronto Urban Forestry brochure on trees planted in the road allowance, the strip of City land between the roadway and private property. Two pages explain how a property owner makes a planting request through 311, how staff match species to soil, light, in-ground utilities and the surrounding canopy, and how a newly planted tree is watered in its first years. A table names thirty species by common and botanical name with size, hardiness and fall characteristics.
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