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1 $25.00 $35.00

2 $40.00

3 $45.00

4 $50.00 $55.00

5 $60.00

6 City of Naperville Arbor Day Tree Sale Saturday, April 25, :00 a.m. - Noon Public Works Service Center Fort Hill Dr. N.E. Corner of Fort Hill Dr. & Jefferson Ave. SPECIES DESCRIPTION PRICE 1 Goldenrain Tree 3 gallon, 3 ft. tall $ Dawn Redwood 3 gallon, 3 ft. tall $ Tulip Tree 3 gallon, 3 ft. tall $ Bur Oak 3 gallon, 3 ft. tall $ Crimson Spire Oak 3 gallon, 3 ft. tall $ White Oak 3 gallon, 3 ft. tall $ Black Tupelo 3 gallon, 3 ft. tall $ Sourwood Tree 3 gallon, 3 ft. tall $ Ginkgo 'Autumn Gold' 5 gallon, 5 ft. tall $ Red Maple 'Armstrong Gold' 5 gallon, 5 ft. tall $ Pyramidal European Hornbeam 5 gallon, 5 ft. tall $ Purple Beech 5 gallon, 5 ft. tall $ Tricolor Beech 7 gallon, 6 ft. tall $ Frontier Elm 5 gallon,5 ft. tall $ Magnolia Stellata 'Susan' 3 gallon,3 ft. tall $ Magnolia 'Dr. Merrill' 7 gallon, 5 ft. tall $ Magnolia 'Ballerina': 7 gallon, 5 ft. tall $ Magnolia 'Galaxy' 10 gallon, 6 ft. tall $ Crabapple 'Royal Raindrops' 5 gallon, 5 ft. tall $ Crabapple 'Prairifire' 5 gallon, 5 ft. tall $ Crabapple 'Purple Prince' 5 gallon, 5 ft. tall $ Crabapple Rejzam 'Rejoice Crabapple' 7 gallon, 6 ft. tall $ Hackberry Tree 7 gallon, 6 ft. tall $ Horsechestnut Baumann Double Flower 7 gallon, 6 ft. tall $ Autumn Blaze Maple 5 gallon, 5 ft. tall $ Autumn Blaze Maple 7 gallon, 6 ft. tall $ Japanese Tree Lilac 'Ivory Silk' 5 gallon, 5 ft. tall $ Kousa Dogwood 'Heart Throb' 5 gallon, 5 ft. tall $ Newport Flowering Plum 7 gallon, 6 ft. tall $ Norway Maple 'Crimson King' 7 gallon, 6 ft. tall $ Eastern Redbud 'Forest Pansy' 7 gallon, 6 ft. tall $ Eastern Redbud 7 gallon,multi stem $ River Birch Clump Form 7 gallon, 5 ft. tall $ Silver Linden 'Sterling' 7 gallon, 6-8 ft. tall $ Commendation Elm 7 gallon, 6-8 ft. tall $ Skyline Honeylocust 7 gallon, 5 ft. tall $ Scarlet Oak 5 gallon, 5 ft. tall $ Shingle Oak 5 gallon, 5 ft. tall $ Red Oak 7 gallon, 6 ft. rall $ Crimson Spire Oak 7 gallon, 6 ft. tall $ Swamp White Oak 10 gallon, 8 ft. tall $ Dawn Redwood 7 gallon, 6 ft. tall $ Greenspire Linden 10 gallon, 8 ft. tall $ Bald Cypress 'Cascade Falls' Weeping Form 10 gallon, 6 ft. tall $ PAYMENT BY CASH OR CHECK TREES PURCHASED MUST BE REMOVED BY NOON. DPW EMPLOYEES WILL BE ON HAND TO HELP YOU LOAD TREES INTO YOUR VEHICLE. VISIT THE MORTON ARBORETUM TABLE FOR TREE ADVICE AND LITERATURE. Trees are arranged in the order shown on the map on the following sheet. Choose your tree, remove ONLY the bottom portion of manila hang-tag and take to a cashier. The top portion of the tag MUST remain on tree. If you take a tag and decide not to purchase the tree, PLEASE return the tag to a city employee so another Naperville hopeful can purchase the tree. DO not leave the building with an unpaid tree tag with the intention of returning later to pay for the tree. Return the tag to a Public Works employee. We accept payment by cash or check payable to the City of Naperville Thank you for joining us in celebrating Arbor Day!

7 ENTER (PEDESTRIANS ONLY) PAYMENT AREA PARKING AREA EXIT 1 Golden Raintree 13 Purple River Beech 24 Hackberry Tree 35 Silver Linden Sterling WASH BAY AREA (CLOSED) 2 Dawn Redwood 3 ft. 3 Tulip Tree 4 Bur Oak 5 Crimson Spire Oak 3 ft. 6 White Oak 7 Japanese Maple Bloodgood 8 Black Tupelo 14 Tricolor Beech 15 Frontier Elm 16 Magnolia Stellata Susan 17 Magnolia Dr. Merrill 18 Magnolia Ballerina 19 Magnolia Galaxy 20 Crabapple Royal Raindrops 25 Horsechestnut Baumann Double Flower 26 Autumn Blaze Maple 5 ft. 27 Autumn Blaze Maple 6 ft. 28 Japanese Tree Lilac 29 Kousa Dogwood Heart Throb 30 Newport Flowering Plum 31 Norway Maple Crimson King 36 Commendation Elm 37 Skyline Honeylocust 38 Scarlet Oak 39 Shingle Oak 40 Red Oak 41 Crimson Spire Oak 6 ft. 42 Swamp White Oak 43 Dawn Redwood 6 ft. ENTER 9 Sourwood Tree 10 Ginkgo Autumn Gold 11 Red Maple Armstrong Gold 12 Pyramidal European Hornbeam 21 Crabapple Prairifire 22 Crabapple Purple Prince 23 Crabapple Rejzam Rejoice Crabapple 32 Eastern Redbud Forest Pansy 33 Eastern Redbud 34 River Birch Clump Form 44 Greenspire Linden 45 Bald Cypress Cascade Falls

8 Mulching Why Mulch? Mulch helps keep roots cool in summer and warm in winter. It keeps weeds down and helps hold in moisture. A "moat" of mulch also protects urban trees from cuts and nicks caused by lawn-mowers and weed-whippers. Studies have shown that wood-chip mulch can nearly double the rate of tree growth during the few years after planting. Mulch even fertilizes as it breaks down. The Truth About Tree Roots: To understand the best way to mulch, it's useful to know a little bit about tree root systems. Contrary to popular belief, tree roots do not grow very deep. In fact, 90% of a typical tree's roots are found in the top 12 inches of soil! Roots extend laterally. Think about it: It's much easier to extract water and oxygen (yes, trees absorb oxygen through their roots) from a layer of soil than from the layers of densely-packed clay found further down. Proper Mulch Technique: Mulch should be spread in a circle as far around the base of a young tree as possible, but at the very least two or three feet out. If there's grass growing around a tree, don't worry about it. A layer of mulch (2" to 3" deep) will kill the grass. It's much, much, much better to let mulch compost the grass naturally rather than risk root damage by digging up the area first. Mulch should be spread out in the shape of a saucer, not a mound, as is the common mistake. The saucer shape will hold and distribute rain water to a tree's roots more effectively. Mulch mounded up against a tree's trunk can cause bark rot, which makes the tree vulnerable to disease and insect problems, and can kill the tree.