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®yip Iu <br /> J� <br /> `1* M <br /> i See selections on , <br /> plan from <br /> Snohomish County T <br /> PUD Tree Book <br /> that comply with <br /> planting near <br /> power lines. Plant �':�•a. <br /> minimum 10 feet <br /> �. �• _ back from inner <br /> edge of sidewalk. <br /> 44 <br /> i <br /> Chamaecyparis obtusa Dwarf Hinoki Cypress Acer circinatum Vine Maple + k* <br /> Mature size:Dwarf varieties typically grow up to eight feet call but can reach Mature Size:Approximately 15 feet tall by 20 feet wide <br /> 20 feet in height. � •j� -' <br /> Shape:Broadleaf deciduous tree or large shrub.Multi-stemmed,shrubby, <br /> Shape:Softly pyramidal to conical. <br /> spreading,sprawling and vine-like in forest shade,but bushy and dense in <br /> Foliage:Frondlike branchlets give a fernlike appearance in form and texture. <br /> Dark-green needles have silvery undermarkings. sun. <br /> Description:Short,ascending branches grow from a buttressed trunk and Foliage:Almost circular leaves heart-shaped at base that develop red,orange <br /> droop at the tips,ending in flat sprays.The dwarf form of the Hinoki Cy- and yellow fall colors in sun.Flowers have deep red sepals and greenish <br /> press works well in rock gardens.It enjoys moist,well-drained,acidic soils white petals.Fruit is deep red at maturity. <br /> and full to partial shade. Description:Considered to be the most useful native tree for the landscape in <br /> Pests and disease:This is relatively free of pests and disease.However,Cy- the Pacific Northwest. Prefers moist,shady situations,but tolerates sun. <br /> press trees are somewhat susceptible to twig and needle blight,leaf brown- Wildlife Value:Attracts birds <br /> ,n,. —1,;A. -;A-mime —,——1-1 c fa <br />