Selectively Planted Trees Information

Question: What are other ways to improve the health of the park?

Do not litter.
Pick up trash.
Remove invasive species.
What else can you think of?

The 8 selectively planted trees in the park:
Pin oak
Swamp white oak
River birch
Dawn redwood
Easter red cedar
American hornbeam
Chinese elm
Crab Apple
Why were these particular species of trees chosen?

Ornamental
Quick to mature
Grow well
Offers variety to other species already in park

Which species are NOT common or native to Virginia?

Dawn Redwood
Cedar

An online guide to the natural resources of Windsor Castle Park

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