CIT: Crabapple Cultivars Tested As Street Trees: Second Report
Seventeen crabapple cultivars planted under utility wires in 27 communities were evaluated as street trees. In most communities, two cultivars were alternated within each of several plots. Cooperators in the Municipal Tree Restoration Program used standardized methods to measure them annually at the end of the growing period for 3 years and periodically afterwards. Many differences were found in growth rate, height,crown width and trunk diameter. This article compares the findings.
Authors
H.D. Gerhold
H.D. Gerhold
Date Published
January 2000
January 2000
Publisher
Journal of Arboriculture
Champaign, Illinois
Publication
Journal of Arboriculture
Journal of Arboriculture
Issue
January 2000
January 2000
Attachments and Links
Resource Format
Article (Trade Magazine)
Article (Trade Magazine)
Sub-Topics
Planting, Stress, Species Selection, Abiotic Factors, Utility & Utility ROW Management, Research (basic)
Planting, Stress, Species Selection, Abiotic Factors, Utility & Utility ROW Management, Research (basic)
State(s)/Region(s)
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Keywords
Municipal Tree Restoration Program, Municipal Tree Restoration Program, Malus, Malus, Utility, Utility
Municipal Tree Restoration Program, Municipal Tree Restoration Program, Malus, Malus, Utility, Utility
Libraries
MA: AR 313
MA: AR 313
Indexed By
MACUCF
MACUCF
