GENERAL INFORMATION & RESOURCES:
Big Leaf Maple trees tend to have multiple branches that are prone to splitting off.
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Trees that lean over significantly are at risk.
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What are the best trees to plant in my yard?
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Replacing conifers with other conifers will help to maintain the native feel of our neighborhood.
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Having trees with a wide range of ages and a diversity of species helps to protect against damage from storms and disease.
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Cedar and pine are not subject to root rot and make good replacement trees for trees removed due to disease. See references below for tree ideas and sources of trees.
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Where do I find a qualified arborist to advise me on my trees?
Recommended by Ken Lake residents
Link to recommended consultants provided by city of Olympia
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Here are links to some good
resources
on
trees and tree care
The Pacific Northwest chapter of International Society of Arboriculture
www.pnwisa.org
Arbor Day Foundation
www.arborday.org/trees
Trees are Good
www.Treesaregood
Plant Amnesty
www.plantamnesty.org
Collier Arbor Care Tree Hazard handout
www.collierarbor.com
Plant Disease Control
plant-disease.ippc.orst.edu/disease
Oregon Owner’s Guide to Tree Care
www.odf.state.or.us/forestlandowners
Gazetree-City of Olympia Urban Forestry Website
www.olympiawa.gov/cityservices/urbanforest
Thurston County Native Plant Salvage Project
thurston.wsu.edu/NPS.htm
WSU Forest Health
ext.nrs.wsu.edu/forestryext/foresthealth/notes/laminatedrootrothtm
City brochures
www.ci.olympia.wa.us/citygovernment/dept/cpd/Forms+and+Brochures+-+CPD.htm#forestry
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