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Urban Tolerant Trees

Blue ash is a long-lived tree, with some resistance to EAB.
Feb 15, 2012

Blue ash — Fraxinus quadrangulata

The second in a series of articles highlighting 29 urban tolerant trees as recommended alternatives to ash and Norway maple.
Few pests and diseases affect shagbark hickory.
Dec 15, 2011

List of urban-tolerant trees for nurseries now online

A list of 29 alternative trees to white and green ash (Fraxinus americana and F. pennsylvanica) and Norway maple (Acer platanoides) is now featured online.
May 15, 2011

Committee develops list of trees for urban landscape

Factsheets featuring trees suitable fore urban areas are being prepared for publication and will appear on the Landscape Ontario website.
City-tolerant trees are in short supply.
Jan 15, 2010

Team to examine alternatives to ash and Norway maple

Landscape Ontario, through its growers' group, has created a working committee to examine alternative trees that will perform well in urban Ontario landscapes.
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