Care For The Trees You Love Continued From Page 17
have a tree inventory and to know what a long-term plan to diversify.
How to plan for it
tuition before we have kids and we plan for retirement before we have
Here’s what a solid tree care management plan should address:
Tree Inventory:
and easily updated
Annual Tree Health Inspections:
Annual Maintenance: Each tree on a general consideration that some
depending on species and location
It’s essential to maintain the health of our urban forests and that starts with a management plan. Not just any old plan, but a good plan that includes an accurate tree inventory and detailed assessment.
trees that provide so much for us proactive to maintain their long-term health and vitality.
useful glimpse into the tree world and provided you with a new perspective as you stroll beneath the canopies with newfound interest
Plant Health Care (PHC) Budget: tree heath and address any pest/disease issues
Emergency Budget:
Emergencies can happen anytime but are minimized
into your annual maintenance budgets.
Replacement Plan:
removal and replacement to diversify your landscape.
Here are the top 10 most common tree species and general lifespans in HOA and Multi-Family communities in the PNW:
Rank
1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Tree Species
Douglas Fir Vine Maple Maple
Western Redcedar
Red Maple
Lodge Pole Pine
Norway Maple
Japanese Maple
Purple Leaf Plum
Flowering Cherry
Longevity (Years)
Up to 500 Avg of 90 Avg of 100
Up to 1000 80 to 100 Up to 200 Up to 250 15 to 20
Data Source: ArborPlus tree inventory, sample from 103,743 trees inventoried on HOA and multi-family properties in the PNW
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