Re: Variegated Norway Maple and other street tree possibilities

Hi Don,
When you mention Malus and Ginkgo, I get very different ideas of height and
growth speed.  When you talk Maple and Birch, heights and shapes are at
odds.  So I wondered,  any  general ultimate height or shape you're looking
for?
Kitty

Yes, they are quite different, but with the location, I think any number of them might work, as long as they are paired, of course. I would prefer something not TOO slow growing. I'd also like something that would provide some shade for the front of the building. Now that the days are getting longer, it's starting to get nice and toasty inside the bar.

At 11:51 AM -0800 3/16/05, Donna wrote:
Might want to check with the city about which trees
you can plant there. Here they have a list and you can
find yourself fined as well as having to move it!
I've already talked with them and they said if I don't want what they have at the city nursery, I could plant my own (at my expense and subject, I'm sure, to their approval). But that's why I'm asking all of you Nice Folks what would do best there.
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Don Martinson
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
l*@wi.rr.com

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