Greenville |
Code of Ordinances |
Part II. CODE OF ORDINANCES |
Chapter 9. PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT |
Article IV. TREES |
Division 1. GENERALLY |
§ 9-92. Street tree species to be planted.
Latest version.
The following list constitutes the official "street tree" species for the city. No species other than those included in this list may be planted as street trees without written permission of the city tree board.
Small Trees Medium Trees
Large Trees
Black Willow Sassafras Sweet Gum Eastern Red
CedarGreen Ash Sycamore American Holly Mulberry Yellow Poplar Chinese Tallow Red or silver
MapleBlack Walnut Loquat Honey Locust Cottonwood Winged Elm (thornless) (Male) Texas Pistache Osage Orange American Bass-
woodPomegranate Southern Mag-
nolia andBald Cypress Bald Cypress others Red Oaks Yaupon Eastern Hophorn-
beamSweet Pecan Shining Sumac Cedar Elm Loblolly Pine Black Willow Sugarberry or Southern Red Oak Paulonia "Hackberry" Willow Oak Chinaberry Catalpa Shumard Oak Deciduous Holly Chinese "Tree-of- Water Oak American Holly Heaven" Swamp White Oak Chinese Tallow River Birch Cherry Bark Oak Sourwood Basswood or
LindenNutall Oak Slippery Elm Ginko (Male) White Oaks Laurel Oak including Medium Red Oak English (Scarlet) Black Oaks Green Ash Permission Kentucky Coffee
TreeFlowering Trees Dogwood Genus Carataegus Redbud Cherry Laurel Crape Myrtle Red Buckeye Russian Olive Fruit Trees Genus Malus and Pyrus Fruit trees of Genus
Malus and Pyrus
(Ord. No. 91-0004, § 7, 4-16-91)