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The
small size makes this tree suited for planting in small yards as well
as in parks, golf courses and in other large landscapes. I have also seen
many trees successfully used along wide boulevards and streets if located
far enough from the street to allow for the drooping habit of the lower
branches. Trees are tolerant of urban conditions and have performed well
as street trees. Pollen can cause mild allergy reactions.
Multiple
trunks rise into the canopy from the lower portion of the main trunk giving
rise to a wide-spreading canopy casting dense shade. Trees do not compartmentalize
decay well resulting in potentially extensive decay from trunk injuries.
Included bark can form in the crotch of main branches, weakening the tree.
Prune to one trunk and shorten limbs with bark inclusions to help prevent
failure.
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