Tree is native to all areas of Southwest Minnesota Tree is native to certain areas of Southwest Minnesota
Column headings (Y=yes; N=no; S=Some situations): H=height(feet) W=width (feet) S=shape(Pym-pyramidal; Rnd-round; Ov-oval; Irr-irregular; V-vase) FC=fall color (G-green; Y-yellow; R-red; B-brown; O-orange; M-maroon; Bl-blue) STR=recommended for street tree UTL=reommended for planting under utility lines SHD=shade tolerant (-yes; -partial; -no) FL=notable flower (-yes) FR=notable fruit, or cone with conifers (-yes)
Species
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W
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Cedar [Thuja and Juniperus]
white [T. occidentalis]
15+
6+
Pym
G
N
Y
Cultivars:'Techny','Brandon'.
Cedar [Thuja and Juniperus]
red [J.virginiana]
15+
6+
Pym
G
N
Y
Tolerates hot and dry sites; produces a cone that looks like a blue-green berry. Both "cedars" have potential as street trees when the danger of blocking traffic views is not present, such as a wide boulevard. Cultivar:'Canaertii'.
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Tree is native to all areas of Southwest Minnesota 
Tree is native to certain areas of Southwest Minnesota
-yes; 
-partial; 
-no) FL=notable flower (
-yes) FR=notable fruit, or cone with conifers (
-yes)
