Location Type 1 - Streetscapes with Restricted Growing Area

Location Characteristics

Overhead Powerlines and Utilities

Building Setback: < 10’

Sidewalks, on-street parking, bike paths

Median or Parkway Width: 3-6’

Examples: Downtown Central Avenue and

Silver Street

Tree Characteristics

Mature Tree Height:

Location Characteristics

No Overhead Powerlines or Utilities

Building Setback: >10’

Sidewalks, on street parking, bike paths

Median or Parkway Width: ≥ 6’

Examples: Menaul Blvd, Big I medians, 12th

and 4th St., Ridgecrest Neighborhood

Tree Characteristics

Mature Tree Height: Any

Low Litter Potential

Compacted Soil and Pollution Tolerant

Will Require Structural Pruning

* These species have further site specific needs found in Master List

Recommended Trees

Arbutus xalapensisCeltis reticulataCercis mexicanaCercis reniformisCercis texicanaCercis occidentalisCedrus deodaraChilopsis linearisCotinus obovatusCrataegus ambiguaForestiera neomexicanaGymnocladus diocusFraxinus cuspidata*Juniperus deppeana*Juniperus monosperma*Juniperus virginiana*Lagerstroemia indica*Leucaena retusa*Maclura pomiferaParkinsonia x Cerdcidium*Pinus eldaricaPinus pinea*Pistacia chinensis*Prosopis glandulosa*Quercus arizonicaQuercus fusiformisQuercus gravesiiQuercus ilexQuercus muhlenbergiiQuercus oblongifoliaQuercus suber*Quercus texanaSapindus saponaria var.drummondii*Sophora secundiflora*Rhus lanceolataUlmus x “Morton” Accolade™Ulmus x ‘Frontier’Ulmus parvifolia*Vitex agnus castusZelkova serrata

Texas Madrone Netleaf HackberryMexican RedbudOklahoma RedbudTexas RedbudWestern RedbudDeodar CedarDesert WillowAmerican SmoketreeRussian HawthorneNew Mexico PrivetKentucky CoffeetreeFragrant AshAlligator JuniperOne-seed JuniperEastern Red CedarCrape MyrtleGolden Ball Lead TreeOsage OrangePalo Verde hybridsAfghan PineItalian Stone PineChinese PistacheHoney MesquiteArizone White OakEscarpment Live OakChisos Red OakHolly OakChinquapin OakBlue OakCork OakTexas Red OakWestern SoapberryTexas Mountain LaurelPraire Flameleaf SumacAccolade ElmFrontier ElmLacebark ElmChaste TreeJapanese Zelkova

Location Type 2 - Streetscapes with Less Restricted Growing Area

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Location Characteristics

Potential Overhead Powerlines or Utilities

Building Setback: >10’

Variety of Users Considered

Lawn or High Irrigation

Examples: UNM Golf Course, Mountain

View Community Center, Ridgecrest

Neighborhood, and Tiguex Park

Tree Characteristics

Mature Tree Height: Site Specific

Water Needs: Adaptable to High Irrigation

Ornamental and Large Trees

Wildlife or Pollinator Benefit Desired

Follows “Right Tree in the Right Place”

* These species have further site specific needs found in Master List

Recommended Trees

Celtis reticulataCercis mexicanaCercis reniformisCercis texicanaCercis occidentalisCedrus atlantica Cedrus deodaraForestiera neomexicana*Gymnocladus diocusFraxinus cuspidataJuniperus deppeana*Juniperus virginiana*Lagerstroemia indicaMaclura pomifera*Pinus eldaricaPinus pineaPistacia chinensisPlatanus mexicanaPopulus deltoidesPopulus deltoides var. wislizeniProsopis pubescens*Prunus mexicanaQuercus arizonicaQuercus fusiformisQuercus gravesiiQuercus ilexQuercus muhlenbergiiQuercus suber*Quercus texanaQuercus virginianaSapindus saponaria var. drummondii*Sophora secundifloraRhus lanceolataTaxodium mucronatum*Ulmus x “Morton” Accolade™Ulmus x ‘Frontier’Ulmus parvifoliaVitex agnus castusZelkova serrata

Netleaf HackberryMexican RedbudOklahoma RedbudTexas RedbudWestern RedbudAtlas CedarDeodar CedarNew Mexico PrivetKentucky CoffeetreeFragrant AshAlligator JuniperEastern Red CedarCrape MyrtleOsage OrangeItalian Stone Pine Afghan PineChinese PistacheMexican SycamoreEastern CottonwoodRio Grande CottonwoodScrewbean MesquiteMexican Plum Arizona White OakEscarpment Live OakChisos Red OakHolly OakChinquapin OakCork OakTexas Red OakSouthern Live OakWestern SoapberryTexas Mountain LaurelPraire Flameleaf SumacMontezuma CypressAccolade Elm Frontier ElmLacebark ElmChaste TreeJapanese Zelkova

Location Type 3 - Public Recreation, Residential, or Commercial Places- Lawn or High Irrigation -

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Location Characteristics

Potential Overhead Powerlines or Utilities

Building Setback: Varies

Variety of Users Considered

Xeriscaped or Low-Medium Irrigation

Examples: Plants of the Southwest

Tree Characteristics

Mature Tree Height: Site Specific

Water Needs: Low to Very Low

Ornamental and Large Trees

Wildlife or Pollinator Benefit Desired

Follows “Right Tree in the Right Place”

* These species have further site specific needs found in Master List

Location Type 4 - Public Recreation, Small-Large Residential, or Commercial Places- Xeriscape or Low to Medium Irrigation -

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Recommended Trees

Arbutus xalapensisCeltis reticulataCercis mexicanaCercis reniformisCercis texicanaCercis occidentalisCedrus atlantica Cedrus deodaraChilopsis linearisCotinus obovatusForestiera neomexicanaGymnocladus diocusFraxinus cuspidata*Juniperus deppeana*Juniperus monosperma*Juniperus virginiana*Lagerstroemia indica*Leucaena retusa*Maclura pomiferaParkinsonia x Cerdcidium*Pinus eldaricaPinus pinea*Pistacia chinensis*Prosopis glandulosa*Prosopis velutina*Quercus arizonicaQuercus fusiformisQuercus gravesiiQuercus ilexQuercus muhlenbergiiQuercus oblongifoliaQuercus suber*Quercus texanaQuercus virginianaSapindus saponaria var.drummondii*Sophora secundiflora*Rhus lanceolataUlmus x “Morton” Accolade™Ulmus x ‘Frontier’Ulmus parvifolia*

Texas MadroneNetleaf HackberryMexican RedbudOklahoma RedbudTexas RedbudWestern RedbudAtlas CedarDeodar CedarDesert WillowAmerican SmoketreeNew Mexico PrivetKentucky CoffeetreeFragrant AshAlligator JuniperOne Seed JuniperEastern Red CedarCrape MyrtleGolden Ball Lead TreeOsage OrangePalo Verde HybridsItalian Stone Pine Afghan PineChinese PistacheHoney MesquiteVelvet MesquiteArizona White OakEscarpment Live OakChisos Red OakHolly OakChinquapin OakBlue OakCork OakTexas Red OakSouthern Live OakWestern SoapberryTexas Mountain LaurelPraire Flameleaf SumacAccolade Elm Frontier ElmLacebark Elm

Location Characteristics

Low points that collect stormwater runoff

Soil decompacted to a depth ≥ 18”

Tree Trenches, Curb Cuts, and Scuppers

Similar Restrictions to Location Type 1

Examples: Anthea Building, Pavillions

parking lot, and SSCAFCA parking lot.

Tree Characteristics

Mature Tree Height: Site Specific

Innundation Compatible up to 96 Hours.

Pollution Tolerant

Follows “Right Tree in the Right Place”

* These species have further site specific needs found in Master List

Location Type 5 - Small Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) Features

Recommended Trees

Celtis reticulataCercis mexicana*Cercis occidentalis*Cercis reniformis*Cercis texicana*Crataegus ambigua*Forestiera neomexicanaFraxinus cuspidataLagerstroemia indica*Pistacia chinensisProsopis glandulosa*Prosopis pubescens*Salix gooddingiiSapindus saponaria var. drummondii*

Netleaf HackberryMexican RedbudWestern RedbudOklahoma RedbudTexas RedbudRussian HawthorneNew Mexico PrivetFragrant AshCrape MyrtleChines PistacheHoney MesquiteScrewbean MesquiteSan Joaquin WillowWestern Soapberry

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Location Characteristics

Low points that collect stormwater runoff

Soil decompacted to a depth ≥ 18”

Basins, swales, and infiltration trenches

Similar Restrictions to Location Type 1 or 2

Examples: SSCAFCA landscaping, Pete

Domenici Courthouse, and Smith Brasher

Hall.

Tree Characteristics

Mature Tree Height: Site Specific

Innundation Compatible ≥ 96 Hours.

Pollution Tolerant

Follows “Right Tree in the Right Place”

* These species have further site specific needs found in Master List

Location Type 6 - Large Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) Features

Recommended Trees

Celtis reticulataCercis mexicana*Cercis occidentalisCercis reniformis*Cercis texicana*Crataegus ambigua*Forestiera neomexicanaFraxinus cuspidataGymnocladus diocus*Platanus mexicanaLagerstroemia indica*Maclura pomifera*Pistacia chinensisPopulus deltoides Populus deltoides var. wislizeniProsopis glandulosa*Prosopis pubescensQuercus arizonicaQuercus ilex*Quercus muhlenbergiiQuercus suber*Quercus virginiana*Salix gooddingiiSapindus saponaria var. drummondii*Ulmus x “Morton” Accolade™Ulmus x ‘Frontier’Ulmus parvifolia*Taxodium mucronatumZelkova serrata

Netleaf HackberryMexican RedbudWestern RedbudOklahoma RedbudTexas RedbudRussian HawthorneNew Mexico PrivetFragrant AshKentucky CoffeetreeMexican SycamoreCrape MyrtleOsage OrangeChinese PistacheEastern CottonwoodRio Grande CottonwoodHoney MesquiteScrewbean MesquiteArizona White OakHolly OakChinquapin OakCork OakSouthern Live OakSan Joaquin WillowWestern SoapberryAccolade ElmFrontier ElmLacebark ElmMontezuma CypressJapanese Zelkova

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