Oakdale Cemetery Tree Inventory 6/15/2015
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1 Oakdale Cemetery TREE INVENTORY TREE # SEC # CONDITION SPECIES DBH" COMMENTS 2 69 B-Fair Arborvitae B-Fair Sugar Maple trunk decay 4 69 A-Good Norway Spruce B-Fair Sugar Maple poor structure-hangers 8 69 C-Poor Sugar Maple very poor structure 9 69 B-Fair Sugar Maple very poor structure A-Good Kentucky Coffeetree 3.00 young/planted too deep A-Good Bur Oak 6.00 young/planted too deep A-Good Sugar Maple 6.40 girdled by mowing - recovering A-Good Green Ash dying - remove A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Sugar Maple B-Fair Sugar Maple B-Fair Sugar Maple B-Fair White Oak declining A-Good Cedar dead limbs A-Good Cedar B-Fair Sugar Maple poor structure/dead limbs C-Poor Sugar Maple poor structure/dead sections A-Good Sugar Maple some dead limbs B-Fair Sugar Maple girdling root A-Good Sugar Maple dead limbs C-Poor Sugar Maple extensive decay A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Black Walnut trunk damage A-Good Arborvitae near water hydrant C-Poor Arborvitae 9.00 removal B-Fair Arborvitae A-Good Arborvitae A-Good London Plane 1.00 planted A-Good Arborvitae A-Good Arborvitae C-Poor Arborvitae 8.20 remove A-Good Arborvitae A-Good Arborvitae A-Good Sweetgum New A-Good Swamp White Oak A-Good Silver Maple A-Good White Pine A-Good White Pine A-Good White Pine storm damage A-Good White Pine A-Good White Pine twin leaders A-Good White Pine A-Good Ash 7.80 borers present A-Good Red Oak A-Good Sugar Maple
2 71 67 A-Good Sweetgum A-Good Canadian Hemlock A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good Norway Spruce C-Poor Canadian Hemlock remove A-Good Norway Spruce C-Poor Ash dead - remove B-Fair Sugar Maple B-Fair Canadian Hemlock A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Sugar Maple B-Fair Walnut lightning strike - poison ivy A-Good Walnut crooked C-Poor Walnut A-Good Walnut fence ingrown; fork A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good Walnut dead limbs A-Good Walnut A-Good Walnut dead limbs A-Good Walnut C-Poor Walnut forked trunk A-Good Sugar Maple B-Fair Norway Maple 8.00 removal A-Good Black Cherry metal post A-Good Sugar Maple B-Fair Walnut forked trunk/removal A-Good Sweetgum twin trunks/largest trunk C-Poor Sugar Maple hollow A-Good Hackberry steel post imbedded C-Poor Silver Maple triple trunk-(1)17.0 trunk removal B-Fair Silver Maple A-Good Hackberry A-Good Hackberry A-Good Walnut A-Good Walnut barbed wire ingrown A-Good Linden poison ivy A-Good Walnut A-Good Hackberry nail B-Fair Walnut B-Fair Walnut A-Good Walnut A-Good Walnut A-Good Walnut A-Good Hackberry B-Fair Walnut twin trunks-hangers A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Sugar Maple dead hanger 2
3 B-Fair Sassafras dead limbs A-Good Hackberry largest trunks A-Good Hackberry twin trunks-hangers A-Good Hemlock C-Poor Canadian Hemlock dead/remove A-Good White Spruce C-Poor Norway Spruce A-Good Horse Chestnut A-Good Horse Chestnut A-Good Horse Chestnut A-Good Horse Chestnut A-Good Bur Oak A-Good Carolina Silver Bell multi-dominant A-Good Arborvitae A-Good Buckeye C-Poor Arborvitae co-dominant/remove half C-Poor Sugar Maple dead limbs A-Good Ash 9.30 multi-stem; borer present B-Fair Juniper A-Good Cedar A-Good Cedar A-Good Cedar needs sect removed A-Good Cedar A-Good White Pine A-Good White Pine A-Good White Pine A-Good White Pine A-Good White Pine A-Good White Pine A-Good White Pine A-Good White Pine A-Good Juniper A-Good Sweetgum B-Fair Sugar Maple lg trunk wound A-Good Colorado Blue Spruce A-Good Sweet Gum A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Dogwood 7.00 largest trunk A-Good Sweet Gum A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good Canadian Hemlock A-Good Canadian Hemlock twin leaders/largest trunk - broken A-Good Canadian Hemlock co-leaders(multi-stem)/largest trunk A-Good Canadian Hemlock co-leaders(multi-stem) A-Good Canadian Hemlock A-Good Norway Spruce poison ivy A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good Horse Chestnut
4 A-Good Juniper A-Good Horse Chestnut A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Sweetgum A-Good Hemlock A-Good Juniper A-Good Juniper A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Catalpa A-Good Catalpa A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Autumn Blaze Maple A-Good Buckeye A-Good Mulberry B-Fair Norway Maple hollow; water filled A-Good Tuliptree lightning strike A-Good White Oak dead top A-Good Sugar Maple twin leaders A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Pear A-Good Pear A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good Hackberry A-Good Amur Cork B-Fair Sugar Maple bad cavities B-Fair Sweetgum hangers; dying A-Good Dogwood 7.70 multi-dominant; dead limbs A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good White Oak A-Good White Oak A-Good White Oak some dead limbs A-Good White Oak some dead limbs A-Good Ginkgo female A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Shagbark Hickory A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good White Oak dead wood/declining; fungi A-Good Arborvitae twin leaders A-Good Arborvitae A-Good Arborvitae A-Good Arborvitae New A-Good Maple A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Buckeye A-Good Tuliptree B-Fair White Oak top gone A-Good Hickory A-Good White Oak dead limbs/honeybees A-Good White Oak dead limbs 4
5 A-Good Sugar Maple B-Fair White Oak bad side A-Good Juniper A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Sugar Maple half gone A-Good Juniper C-Poor Ash dying - remove B-Fair Catalpa dead limbs B-Fair Norway Spruce virginia creeper vine B-Fair White Oak dead limbs A-Good Hackberry A-Good Linden B-Fair Arborvitae hollow/lightning strikes/split B-Fair Mulberry poison ivy/some dead A-Good Amur Cork poison ivy A-Good Dogwood A-Good Blue Spruce A-Good American Cedar A-Good Juniper A-Good Juniper A-Good Juniper A-Good Juniper A-Good Sugar Maple poison ivy A-Good Walnut dead limbs A-Good Red Maple A-Good White Oak poison ivy A-Good White Oak poison ivy B-Fair White Oak dead limbs/poison ivy A-Good Dawn Redwood A-Good White Oak B-Fair White Oak dead limbs A-Good Black Cherry hangers A-Good Shagbark Hickory A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Shagbark Hickory A-Good Hackberry A-Good Juniper A-Good Hackberry A-Good Juniper declining C-Poor Juniper 9.00 dead limbs C-Poor Juniper B-Fair Juniper co-leaders/dead limbs A-Good White Oak poison ivy/storm damage A-Good Arborvitae dead limb A-Good White Oak A-Good Post Oak dieback A-Good Red Maple A-Good Red Maple A-Good Juniper A-Good Bur Oak lightning strikes on s side/poison ivy 5
6 A-Good Bur Oak leaning A-Good Juniper A-Good Juniper A-Good Juniper A-Good Silver Maple poison ivy A-Good Juniper A-Good Crabapple A-Good Sugar Maple B-Fair Catalpa poison ivy/crooked stem/bad A-Good Red Oak 2.00 trunk wounds-deer A-Good Bur Oak lightning strike A-Good Juniper A-Good Juniper A-Good Juniper A-Good Juniper male tree B-Fair Juniper topped A-Good Sugar Maple hangers A-Good Juniper A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good White Oak dead limb A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good Douglasfir A-Good Juniper poison ivy on grave A-Good Bur Oak 1.00 planted A-Good White Oak dead limbs A-Good Bur Oak lightning strike A-Good Norway Spruce New A-Good Swamp White Oak A-Good Red Oak A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Juniper A-Good Juniper A-Good Buckeye A-Good Bur Oak A-Good Juniper A-Good Juniper A-Good White Oak A-Good White Oak dead limbs A-Good Sugar Maple poison ivy A-Good Juniper A-Good White Oak A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good Sweetgum A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Sugar Maple
7 A-Good White Oak dead limbs/lightning A-Good White Oak A-Good Bur Oak C-Poor White Oak leaning A-Good Hickory A-Good Juniper A-Good Norway Maple A-Good White Oak dead limbs B-Fair Black Cherry dead limbs/large stem A-Good Pear B-Fair White Oak dead limbs C-Poor Ash 8.00 remove A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good White Oak poison ivy very bad; dead limbs A-Good Sugar Maple dead limbs A-Good Sugar Maple hollow A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good Sugar Maple declining A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Arborvitae A-Good Sugar Maple B-Fair Sugar Maple declining A-Good Sugar Maple hard lean A-Good Black Cherry A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Ash 7.90 borer present A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Shagbark Hickory A-Good White Oak A-Good White Oak A-Good Bur Oak 1.00 planted A-Good Red Oak New A-Good Red Oak 3.50 new A-Good Horse Chestnut 8.30 trunk damage A-Good Crabapple A-Good Norway Maple growing over marker A-Good Pear 8.00 poor structure/needs trimmed A-Good Bur Oak dead limbs A-Good Sugar Maple B-Fair Juniper twin leaders/weak fork A-Good Juniper A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good White Oak A-Good Juniper A-Good Juniper A-Good Catalpa dead limbs A-Good Catalpa dead limbs A-Good Black Cherry
8 A-Good Juniper A-Good White Oak bad A-Good Juniper A-Good White Oak dead limbs A-Good Redbud A-Good Bur Oak leaning; dead limbs A-Good White Oak A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good White Oak A-Good Catalpa dead limbs A-Good Ponderosa Pine B-Fair Silver Maple A-Good Juniper C-Poor Juniper twin leaders A-Good Juniper B-Fair Sugar Maple A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Sugar Maple B-Fair Catalpa one-sided-hangers A-Good White Oak A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good White Oak A-Good White Oak dead limbs A-Good Crimson Maple A-Good Juniper A-Good Catalpa A-Good Catalpa B-Fair Silver Maple A-Good Sugar Maple some dead branches B-Fair Catalpa leaning/trunk cavity B-Fair Catalpa lean-hangers/dead limbs A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Arborvitae stem A-Good Arborvitae stem A-Good Sugar Maple B-Fair Juniper multileads/large stem 519 A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Canadian Hemlock B-Fair Norway Spruce A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Sugar Maple B-Fair Sugar Maple bad leaders A-Good Catalpa A-Good Catalpa A-Good Catalpa dead limbs A-Good Juniper A-Good Catalpa dead limbs B-Fair White Oak A-Good Bur Oak 1.00 planted A-Good Sugar Maple hangers/poison ivy 8
9 A-Good Bur Oak dead limbs A-Good Sugar Maple B-Fair Sugar Maple branch gone A-Good Bur Oak leaf dieback B-Fair Sugar Maple dead limbs/dead section A-Good Bur Oak dead limbs A-Good Bur Oak 1.00 planted A-Good Pear New A-Good Pear C4 C-Poor Black Cherry nearly dead - missing tag A-Good Juniper hangers - broken top A-Good Juniper B-Fair Black Cherry trunk damage A-Good Black Walnut multileads B-Fair Sassafras dead limbs A-Good Hackberry A-Good Hackberry A-Good Black Cherry A-Good Black Cherry A-Good Hackberry A-Good Hackberry A-Good Hackberry A-Good Hackberry A-Good Hackberry A-Good White Oak hangers/some dead/dead limbs A-Good Sugar Maple New A-Good Prairie Fire Crabapple A-Good Bur Oak A-Good Spruce A-Good Blue Spruce A-Good Crimson Maple 5.00 new tree A-Good Sugar Maple internal base A-Good Hackberry co-dominant/dead limbs A-Good Hackberry A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Amur Cork A-Good Walnut B-Fair American Linden Included bark co dominant-poor structure A-Good Sumac A-Good Ginkgo A-Good Blue Spruce A-Good Juniper A-Good Sweetgum poison ivy/deer damage/bad 596 New A-Good London Plane 1.00 planted A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Littleleaf Linden B-Fair Sugar Maple C-Poor Sassafras dead limbs A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Sugar Maple
10 B-Fair Sugar Maple A-Good Sugar Maple dead limbs C-Poor Sugar Maple dead limbs A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Bur Oak A-Good Catalpa A-Good Juniper C-Poor Silver Maple dead limbs B-Fair Sugar Maple B-Fair Yellow Buckeye storm damage/hangers B-Fair Sugar Maple dead limbs/poison ivy A-Good Cedar A-Good Black Walnut multi-trunk/largest trunk A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Sugar Maple C-Poor Sugar Maple C-Poor Sugar Maple A-Good Juniper A-Good Maple A-Good Autumn Blaze Maple A-Good Shingle Oak 3.10 chlorotic A-Good Maple A-Good Norway Maple co-dominant/largest trunk A-Good Maple A-Good Serviceberry A-Good Pear A-Good Green Mountain Maple A-Good Autumn Blaze Maple 5.00 deer damage 640 New A-Good Serviceberry 2.75 new tree - deer damage 641 New A-Good Serviceberry 2.75 new tree A-Good Autumn Blaze Maple 4.50 lost leader 643 New A-Good Chinkapin Oak 2.20 new tree 644 New A-Good Winter King Hawthorn 2.00 new tree 647 New A-Good American Beech 3.00 new tree 649 New A-Good Red Oak 3.20 new tree 651 New A-Good White Oak New A-Good Frontier Elm 4.20 new tree 654 New A-Good Swamp White Oak 3.50 new tree 656 New A-Good Ginkgo 3.00 new tree - damaged A-Good Zelkova A-Good Honeylocust 3.00 new tree 659 New A-Good Zelkova A-Good Bur Oak 1.20 replaces # New A-Good Kentucky Coffeetree A-Good American Cedar A-Good Sugar Maple B-Fair Sugar Maple seep A-Good Spruce B-Fair Sugar Maple top dead A-Good Elm co-leaders/remove small tree 10
11 A-Good Sugar Maple New A-Good London Plane 1.00 planted A-Good Bur Oak 1.00 planted A-Good Juniper A-Good White Oak dead limbs A-Good White Oak A-Good Sugar Maple co-dominant/half gone A-Good Arborvitae A-Good Arborvitae A-Good Sugar Maple poison ivy A-Good Willow A-Good Cedar needs fork removed A-Good Arborvitae A-Good Arborvitae A-Good Arborvitae A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Silver Maple New A-Good Carolina Silver Bell dead top 695 New A-Good Crabapple 3.50 new tree 696 New A-Good Swamp White Oak New A-Good Bur Oak New A-Good Scarlet Oak New A-Good Accolade Elm New A-Good Accolade Elm New A-Good Swamp White Oak New A-Good Littleleaf Linden A-Good Sugar Maple vines A-Good Littleleaf Linden A-Good Blue Spruce New A-Good Sawtooth Oak A-Good Bur Oak A-Good Dawn Redwood A-Good Shingle Oak C-Poor Dawn Redwood 2.00 mostly dead B-Fair Serviceberry A-Good Sweetgum New A-Good Hawthorn 2.20 dead top branches A-Good Elm A-Good Hackberry 5.00 needs trimmed A-Good American Elm 6.00 needs trimmed A-Good White Oak A-Good Scarlet Oak New A-Good Tri-Color Beech A-Good Black Cherry A-Good Red Oak A-Good Juniper A-Good White Oak dead limbs-hangers A-Good Sugar Maple B-Fair Juniper 7.00 limb missing 11
12 A-Good Arborvitae multi-stem/large stem A-Good Sugar Maple bad south side/dead limbs A-Good Bur Oak dead limbs A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Spruce A-Good Sugar Maple hangers A-Good White Pine A-Good Norway Spruce C-Poor Redbud New A-Good Autumn Blaze Maple A-Good White Pine New A-Good Prairie Fire Crabapple New A-Good Prairie Fire Crabapple New A-Good Crabapple A-Good Amur Cork few dead limbs/notable tree/need limb removed B-Fair Arborvitae A-Good Black Cherry A-Good Ash A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Pear A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Bur Oak 1.00 planted A-Good Norway Spruce A-Good Scotch Pine C-Poor Black Cherry could fall soon/leaning east/poor root structure B-Fair Sassafras A-Good Elm A-Good Hackberry A-Good White Oak A-Good Sugar Maple fork B-Fair Mulberry dead limbs A-Good Pear A-Good Buckeye B-Fair Buckeye A-Good Pear New A-Good Autumn Blaze Maple New A-Good Elm New A-Good Tri-Color Beech 2.20 new tree 834 New A-Good Ginkgo 2.50 new tree A-Good Juniper top gone A-Good Weeping Cherry A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good Sugar Maple consider removal A-Good Purple Plum New A-Good Frontier Elm A-Good London Plane 1.00 planted A-Good Elm 1.00 planted A-Good London Plane 1.00 planted New A-Good Bur Oak 1.00 planted A-Good London Plane 1.00 planted
13 A-Good Elm 1.00 planted A-Good Walnut New A-Good Red Oak A-Good Juniper A-Good Juniper A-Good Arborvitae 9.00 by gate B-Fair Arborvitae New A-Good Rhododendron A-Good Sugar Maple remove sucker A-Good Arborvitae A-Good Sugar Maple A-Good White Oak A-Good Juniper A-Good White Oak dead limbs A-Good Crabapple largest stem A-Good Hydrangea A-Good White Oak dead limbs A-Good Amur Cork poison ivy A-Good Elm 1.00 planted
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