Deciduous trees shed their leaves at a certain time each year. The leaves are grown again at later time. Evergreens are trees that grow new leaves before the old ones fall off. It's important to know that not all evergreens are conifers. The trees we talk about on this web site are both evergreens AND conifers!

A deciduous tree or shrub loses its leaves in the fall whereas an evergreen tree or shrub keeps its foliage year round.

Since this site talks about conifer trees, we don't usually answer questions about deciduous trees. However, this is a question we get a lot! You may know that the green of deciduous leaves comes from the chlorophyll that is needed to make food for the tree. What you may not know is that there are other colors "hidden" in the leaves. They are hidden in the spring and summer because the chlorophyll is busy doing its job and the green color sort of takes over.

There are just too many evergreen species to list. The conifers you can read about on this site are a start. You can also do a search on the Internet for conifers and evergreens. Remember, not all evergreen trees are conifers so you'll need to search for both. Here are two links that will get you started. They both tell about the same types of trees, but one is for older students/adults and the other is for younger students.

Azaleas are rhododendrons, part of the Ericaceae or Heath family. Plants commonly called azaleas have thinner, more pointed, hairy leaves. The plants commonly called rhododendrons and azaleas are different enough, however, that they seldom cross-breed. Deciduous azaleas lose all their leaves in winter and are genetically different enough from the evergreen types that they rarely cross breed. Cultural requirements are pretty much the same for all rhododendrons, including the deciduous azaleas.

It depends on your clearing limits and/or buffer requirements. Check your as- built survey for this information. If in doubt call the Planning Division.

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First let me "broadly" define "Simple" issues. There are no hard and fast rules, but typically simple issues are problems that are usually: Single faceted, like the hiccups, or your boss embarrassed you at the sales meeting, or you're disappointed that you didn't get the promotion you wanted, or you're stressed after a tough day at work. I believe there are Two Tiers of complex issues, which almost always involve more than one aspect.

Complex carbohydrates include starch and fiber, they are also known as polysaccharides. Examples of food sources include wheat, rice and corn. Simple carbohydrates include monosaccharides and disaccharides. They naturally occur in fruits, vegetables, milk, milk products and added sugars in concentrated form.

Simple carbohydrates are also called simple sugars. Simple sugar can be just what the name implies, the sugar in your sugar bowl. Complex carbohydrates are also known as starches. Grains such as bread, pasta, oatmeal and rice are complex carbs. Also some vegetables like broccoli, corn and all legumes such as kidney beans and chick peas.

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The Arbor Day Foundation does not condone the practice of tree topping. Topping creates many problems for trees including insect infestations and diseases, weak limbs, shock and starvation to the tree and poor aesthetic qualities. For more information on tree topping, please contact Member Services for Tree City USA Bulletin #8 "Don't Top Trees". This bulletin is available for $3.

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When the City is notified by City residents or employees that trimming is needed due to a potentially hazardous condition. To report trees that need trimming in the rights-of-way, please contact the Urban Forestry Division in the Public Services Department at 562-4950. Back to top

The trees should be fertilized at least three times a year in October, February and June. For any type of citrus, measure the circumference at the base of the trunk and calculate one pound of citrus fertilizer for every inch measured. Then divide this amount into three applications. Keep the area underneath the tree clear of all grass, weeks and mulch.

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