Species

8 species

Mature dimensions decide what a removal costs and whether a tree fits where it is. The silhouettes are drawn, not photographed, so the habit is readable at a glance.

To measure your own tree, use the DBH calculator. The disease guides and the rest of the measurement tools sit in the species and health section.

White Oak

Quercus albaUSDA 3b–8b

Mature height60–100 ft
Mature DBHOld trunks to 72 in

Sugar Maple

Acer saccharumUSDA 3a–8a

Mature height60–80 ft
Mature DBHNot published

Green Ash

Fraxinus pennsylvanicaUSDA 3a–9a

Mature height60–70 ft
Mature DBHNot published

Date Palm

Phoenix dactyliferaUSDA 9a+

Mature heightAbout 50 ft
Mature DBHNot published

Eastern White Pine

Pinus strobusUSDA 3–8

Mature height50–80 ft
Mature DBH36–60 in

American Elm

Ulmus americanaUSDA 3–9

Mature height60–90 ft
Mature DBH24–60 in

River Birch

Betula nigraUSDA 4–9

Mature height40–50 ft
Mature DBH24–36 in

Weeping Willow

Salix babylonicaUSDA 6–8

Mature height30–50 ft
Mature DBHNot published