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All Trees ---------------------------------- This section includes every tree listed in the catalog, organized alphabetically by Latin name, first by genus, then by species. This method of organization means related trees (such as maples, oaks, and cedars) are grouped together. It’s a complete reference that lets you browse all of our reccomended urban trees in detail. Additional Urban Tree Resources ------- This section offers a collection of practical tools and references to support successful tree planting and long-term care. Resources include links to planting guides, watering recommendations, pest and pathogen identification, defensible space checklists, fruit tree pruning, and more. For needs not represented in this section, email us at OURCF@OURCF.org. Acknowledgements ---------------------- This section recognizes the many people and partners who made this catalog possible. From community volunteers and local organizations to staff and supporters, the acknowledgements highlight the collective effort that goes into caring for our urban forest and sharing this resource with the community.
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