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For a comprehensive guide to planting trees in Central Oklahoma, check out the Oklahoma City "Putting Down Roots" website.
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Landscaping & Tree Requirement

All sections in the new Cascade Estates Addition require that each developed lot be landscaped and contain two trees at least 1.5 inches in diameter at one foot above the ground and be deciduous in nature.

Tree selection and placement must be approved by the architectural committee. Please submit your plans to the property manager at least 30 days before you expect to plant.

Recommended Trees

Large Deciduous Trees
Shumard Oak - Quercus shumardii
Lacebark Elm - Ulmus parvifolia
"Caddo" Sugar Maple - Acer saccharum "Caddo"
Chinkapin Oak - Quercus muehlenbergii

Medium Deciduous Trees
Chinese Pistache - Pistacia chinensis
Chittimwood - Burnelia lanuginosa
"Whiteshield" Osage Orange - Maclura pomifera "Whiteshield"
This list comes from the OSU Horticultural Extension Services.

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More Tree Recommendations

Street Trees
15 - 30 feet

Desert willow
Amur maple
Ornamental pear
Golden raintree
Caddo maple
Redbud
Smoketree
Deciduous holly

20 - 40 feet

Chinese pistache
Honey locust
Kentucky coffeetree
Fruitless Osage orange

40 - 60 feet

Shumard oak
Water oak
Hackberry
Lacebark elm
Cedar elm
London plane

Trees for Parks

Sweetgum
American planetree
Pecan
Linden
Green ash
Bur oak
Fruitless mulberry
River birch
English oak
Leland cypress
Rocky Mt. Juniper
Loblolly pine

Native Trees

Persimmon
Soapberry
Hackberry
Black walnut
Chittamwood
Cottonwood (male)
Catalpa
Post oak
Bur oak
Redbud
Pecan
Caddo maple

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