Selected Trees
Adaptable to Dammeron Valley Utah

Explanations - Table Information

Height:
Approximate height at maturity. Some grow taller under ideal conditions or with age. Shrubby plants that are treed, generally grow taller than if left to grow naturally. VAR = height varies.

Growth Rate:
R = rapid
M = moderate.

Water:
Estimated water requirements after plant becomes established (after 1 to 3 years).
A = average (18-24" per yr.)
L = low (12-17" per yr.)
X = xeric (7-11" per yr.).
-D = indicates that the plant is somewhat to very drought tolerant.

Fall Color: C = colorful fall foliage.

Flowers: F = flowers are attractive.

Native: N = native to Utah.

Deer Resistance:
D = nearly always deer resistant
d = often deer resistant
This may vary from season to season and region to region and depends somewhat on the availability of preferred foods. Some experimentation is advisable.

Evergreen:
E = foliage remains on plant during coldest Dammeron winters
e = partly evergreen or semi-evergreen (loses some or all foliage when temperature gets cold enough).

Sun:
f = full sun (6 hrs. or more daily)
p = part sun (morning sun with afternoon shade is best)
s = mostly shade or filtered sun

Footnotes:

1. To minimize wind damage, stake and prune when young to develop strong framework. Hardiness varies.

2. The hardiest cultivar is borderline for this area, withstanding cold to about -10 degrees F, so make sure to obtain the hardiest. Watch adaptability.

3. Not all plants of this species are suitable for planting in Dammeron Valley.

Plant Name Height Growth Rate Water Fall Color Flower Native Deer Resis Ever green Sun Foot Notes
Celtis occidentalis (Common Hackberry) 50' M A-D C - - D - f 1
C. reticulata (Western Hackberry) 30' M X-D C - N D - f 1
Cupressus glabra (Arizona Cypress) 40' R X-D - - - d E f 2
F. excelsior "Rancho Roundhead" (European Ash) 30' R A-D C - - D - f -
F. pennsylvanica "Fan West" (Ash) 35' R A-D C - - D - f -
Gleditsia triacanthos inermis "Imperial" (Honey Locust) 45' R A-D C - - d - f -
G. t. i. "Shademaster" (Honey Locust) 45' R A-D C - - d - f -
Juniperus chinensis "Torulosa" (Hollywood Juniper) 15' M L-D - - - D E fp -
J. c. "Robusta" (Twisted Juniper) 20' M L-D - - - D E fp -
J. virginiana (Eastern Red Cedar) 45' M L-D C - - D E fp -
Koelreuteria paniculata (Golden Rain Tree) 30' M A-D - F - - - f -
K. p. "Kew" (Columnar Golden Rain Tree) 25' M A-D - F - - - f -
K. p. "Fastigiata" (Columnar Golden Rain Tree) 25' M A-D - F - - - f -
Maclura pomifera (Osage Orange) 50' R L-D - - - - - f -
Morus alba "Fan San" (Mulberry) 30' R A-D C - - - - f 1
M. a. "Kingan" (Mulberry) 35' R A-D C - - - - f 1
M. a. "Pendula" (Weeping Mulberry) 25' R A-D C - - - - f 1
M. a. "Stribling" (Mulberry) 30' R A-D C - - - - f 1
M. a. "Chapparal" (Weeping Mulberry) 35' R A-D C - - - - f 1
Pinus attenuata (Knobcone Pine) 50' R X-D - - - D E fp -
P. nigra (Austrial Black Pine) 40' M L-D - - - D E fp -
P. thunbergiana (Japanese Black Pine) 20' R L-D - - - D E fp -
P. blireiana (Flowering Plum) 25' M A - F - - - f -
P. cerasifera (Flowering Plum) 30' M A - F - - - f -
P. c. "Allred" (Flowering Plum) 20' M A - F - - - f -
P. c. "Atropurpurea"(Purple Leaf Flowering Plum) 25' R A - F - - - f -
P. c. "A. Hollywood"(Purple Leaf Flowering Plum) 18' M A - F - - - f -
P. c. "K. Krauter Vesuvius" (Purple Leaf Flwr. Plum) 25' M A - F - - - f -
P. c. "A. Newport". (Purple Leaf Flowering Plum) 35' M A C F - - - f -
P. c. "A. Thundercloud" (Purple Leaf Flwr. Plum) 20' M A - F - - - f -
P. maackii (Amur Chokecherry) 30' M A C F - - - f -
P. padus (European Bird Cherry) 18" M A - F - - - f -
Pyrus calleryana "Aristocrat" (Flowering Pear) 45' R A C F - - - fp -
P. c. "Bradford" (Flowering Pear) 45' M A C F - - - fp -
Quercus douglasii (Blue Oak) 45' M X-D C - - d - f -
Sophora japonica (Pagoda Tree) 30' M A - F - - - f -
Sorbus aucuparia (European Mountain Ash) 30' M A-D C F - D - fp -

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