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Read more about the article Willow oak (tree)
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Willow oak (tree)

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A willow oak has narrow, willow-like leaves and grows into a large, long-lived shade tree. It handles city conditions and gives the lot cooling shade within a few...

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Bald cypress (tree)

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A deciduous conifer with feathery needles that turn rusty orange in fall before dropping. It grows well in wet ground and drainage basins, and it makes a tall,...

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Read more about the article Thomas Jefferson American elm (tree)
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Thomas Jefferson American elm (tree)

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The 'Thomas Jefferson' American elm was bred to resist Dutch elm disease, the problem that wiped out most elms. It keeps the classic vase shape and creates a...

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Read more about the article Sweetbay magnolia (tree)
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Sweetbay magnolia (tree)

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A native magnolia with creamy, lemon-scented flowers in early summer and silvery-green leaves. It is planted here as a multi-stem tree, 10 to 12 ft tall, and does...

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Read more about the article Wildfire black gum (tree)
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Wildfire black gum (tree)

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The 'Wildfire' black gum is known for new leaves that emerge red, glossy green summer foliage, and brilliant scarlet fall color. It is a tough native tree that...

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Read more about the article Pitch pine (tree)
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Pitch pine (tree)

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Pitch pine is the native pine of the New Jersey Pine Barrens, so it belongs on this coastal-plain site. It tolerates sandy, dry soil and wind, and keeps...

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Read more about the article Bracken’s Brown southern magnolia (tree)
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Bracken’s Brown southern magnolia (tree)

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An evergreen southern magnolia with large glossy leaves and big, fragrant white flowers in early summer. The 'Bracken's Brown Beauty' selection is one of the hardiest for the...

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Read more about the article Autumn Brilliance serviceberry (tree)
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Autumn Brilliance serviceberry (tree)

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A small, graceful tree known for white spring flowers, edible summer berries, and strong red-orange fall color. It stays under 25 ft, so it fits near buildings and...

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Read more about the article Local-genotype trident red maple (tree)
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Local-genotype trident red maple (tree)

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A red maple selected from local stock, so it is well adapted to New Jersey soils and weather. It gives deep shade in summer and bright red color...

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Parking-lot pole light, Type C (rear shield)

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A 20 ft pole with an LED area light for the parking lot. The Type 4 distribution spreads light in a wide forward pattern, and the rear shield...

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