2006 Volume 13 Issue 1

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A year ago, I offered up a list of small and medium sized trees to consider for planting in Minnesota. This past fall, Gary and I compiled and presented a second list to Minnesota’s Tree Inspectors at fall workshops.

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I will state again, these are just lists to consider - not the answer to all situations. When you look at the lists, you will see that there are a couple of species present that people despise. When a tree is completely out of favor, you have to stop and ask, “why?� Typically, it is because the tree or shrub is growing in the wrong place, but keep in mind that there is a right place. So, look these lists over. The lists this year include not only smaller and larger trees but some shrubs and a few woody vines. ! 04


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