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Fill 6 inches above removed tree stumps with topsoil/mulch at three westernmost stumps, and with wood chips at eastern most stump. Replant with grass seed or ground cover to match 9 8 f y A-A /o"t. Acerpalmatum Japanese Maple s surrounding area. o�a ` �p� •? r`�a-1' y Mature size:Approximately 25 feet call by 25 feet wide.Ic seems to grow 4 r a wider than it is tall. ` 4c°�?% P gwgP Shape:Horizontal branching. I (1) New Dissected 4 og ��Gx; y Foliage:Fine-textured deciduous leaves.Different leaf shapes and colors are �fa ac+ available.Green leaves turn orange or deep red in the fall. Japanese Maple -Red �: ,_,R,�� .; . Description:This popular garden tree is often used as a lawn specimen or shrub border.It grows best in filtered shade in rich,well-drained soils. While moderately drought tolerant,it is not well-suited to dry,gravelly soils.It should be protected from prevailing winds. I Pests and disease:Maples in general may be susceptible to anthracnose, p s V6.- cankers,leaf spot,leaf scorch,scale insects,caterpillars,aphid,borers,or F verticillium. e T ;yt < Cotinus coggyrgia Smoketree i Mature size:Approximately 10 feet tall by 15 feet wide. N Shape:Upright with rounded habit.Loose,spreading habit-often grows wider than it is tall. Foliage:Rounded blue-green leaves turn yellow,red or purple to the fall. J i Flower:Showy flower panicles(dusters)give the plant its smoky" t ` 0 2¢ ce?tyy h appearance from June through September. '7 ` o ue� Description:A rugged plant for use in dry,rocky soils,this tree is good for s use in shrub borders and is tolerant of many soil types and pH ranges. • I!� _ `� a3"��4� .� `��/�, Plant in full sun mwell-drained loam soil. Pests and disease:No serious pests.Some maybe afflicted with verticillium t - wilt,leaf spot or scabs. 1 t 5 j J Myrica cal fornica Pacific Waxmyrtle ' O Overhead Utility Lines Mature size:Approximately 15 feet tall by 15 feet wide, o iShape:Spreading. ° ` Option 1: Three (3) Smoketree (Deciduous) Foliage:Lustrous narrow evergreen leaves are two to four inches long. ) Flower:Some trees have white, or purple ► Option 2: Three (3) Pacific Waxmyrtle (Evergreen in upright clusters at the tips of each twig.Flowers bloom typically from l i o Option 3: Three (3) Vine Maple (Deciduous) April through June. t1l Q Fruit:Small purple berries appear on female plants in fall and winter. M Description:Native to the coastal re ions of the Pacific Northwest,this tree 1 Minimum tree sizes per COE Drawing 338 attached. P g I, enjoys sun to partial shade and is drought-tolerant once it is established. q Its bark is light brown and smooth when young.Older trees may have S s flaky outer bark,rev_ealinQ pinkish inner bark or dark parches. O r, R * ,uG „ y > 4 d M /_`L Acer circinatum Vine Maple a - l e>>o c"'� ii�� e � Mature Size:Approximately 15 feet tall by 20 feet wide s s i ti. s, n Shape:Broadleaf deciduous tree or large shrub.Multi-stemmed,shrubby, Q 00 _ E•a V--' a L -0 e spreading,sprawling and vine-like in forest shade,but bushy and dense in sun. -- { a�V.vn�cu�sE J. - a--- Foliage:Almost circular leaves heart-shaped at base that develop red,orange I Ef}.K- ..E.-. =•�_ �'e.J. GJW and yellow fall colors in sun.Flowers have deep red sepals and greenish white petals.Fruit is deep red at maturity. id Description:Considered onsered rt titfthe l o be the most useful nave tree or e andsca ae.- e••jrs.�— aa�ems.: r-•.Gi cx Pn¢e�r/ �s 3v5.-:i= D G I CT e P Pe in � "`'' the Pacific Northwest.Prefers moist,shady situations,but tolerates sun. i � �\ Wildlife Value:Attracts birds