TREES TO PLANT
COMMERCIAL LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT - SERVICING MARYLAND, DC, AND VIRGINIA
These are trees that grow under 30 feet, perfect for foundation plantings, where they enhance and soften the lines of structures, in mixed borders, where they add to a layered effect and diversity, or as ornamental features, adding beauty and color throughout the seasons with their foliage and blooms. Specimen trees, even at a smaller scale, can act as focal points within a landscape. Their manageable size makes them suitable for urban environments where space is limited, allowing for effective use in parks, patios, and along sidewalks while minimizing the risk of causing damage to nearby structures or utilities.
These are trees that grow up to 60 feet, cultivated for various ecological purposes such as erosion control efforts and promoting soil nutrient retention. They are a vital component of naturalization, creating habitats for local wildlife and enhancing biodiversity in urban areas. These towering trees serve as impressive focal points in large gardens or parks, providing shade and creating a sense of permanence and grandeur. They serve as natural barriers with their dense canopies, offering privacy, acting as windbreaks, and reducing heat and noise in urban environments.
These are trees that grow up to and over 100 feet, where their majestic stature provides vertical interest, creating a striking visual focal point that draws the eye upward and adds depth to the environment. Their impressive height helps with the naturalization of a space, making tall structures more integrated with the surrounding ecosystem. These large trees serve as effective woodland borders, providing privacy and a natural barrier that delineates property lines. Large trees play a significant role in carbon sequestration due to their substantial biomass, which allows them to absorb and store significant amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, mitigating the effects of climate change.
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