Trees of Reed: Map 24

Map 24

The two ginkgos to the west of the library are some of the oldest ginkgos in the area and they have been designated as Heritage Trees by the city of Portland.
When Reed was originally founded, the library entrance faced to the west and the main walkway to Eliot Hall passed between these two trees. Unfortunately, that created a problem as both of the trees that were planted turned out to be females. Female ginkgos produce abundant fruit that drops to the ground and covers sidewalks with a smelly pulp in the fall. Not surprisingly, the renovation of the library in the 1980's moved the entrance to the north.

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#	Scientific Name	Common Name
1	Fraxinus latifolia	Oregon Ash
2	Sequoiadendron giganteum	Giant Sequoia
3	Calocedrus decurrens	Incense-cedar
4	Platanus x acerifolia	London Plane Tree
5	Platanus x acerifolia	London Plane Tree
6	Ginkgo biloba	Maidenhair Tree, Ginkgo
7	Ginkgo biloba	Maidenhair Tree, Ginkgo
8	Platanus x acerifolia	London Plane Tree
9	Malus floribunda	Japanese Flowering Crabapple
10	Betula pendula	European White Birch
11	Platanus x acerifolia	London Plane Tree
12	Pyrus calleryana	Callery Pear
13	Pyrus calleryana	Callery Pear
14	Ilex aquifolium	English Holly
15	Ilex aquifolium	English Holly
16	Cornus kousa	Kousa Dogwood

#	Scientific Name	Common Name
17	Cornus kousa	Kousa Dogwood
18	Ilex aquifolium	English Holly
19	Ilex aquifolium	English Holly
20	Cornus florida	Eastern Dogwood
21	Cornus florida	Eastern Dogwood
22	Pinus ponderosa	Ponderosa Pine
23	Chamaecyparis lawsoniana	Port-Orford-cedar
24	Liriodendron tulipifera	Tulip Tree
25	Liriodendron tulipifera	Tulip Tree
26	Liriodendron tulipifera	Tulip Tree
27	Styrax japonicus	Japanese Snowbell
28	Styrax japonicus	Japanese Snowbell
29	Styrax japonicus	Japanese Snowbell
30	Styrax japonicus	Japanese Snowbell
31	Sequoia sempervirens	Coast Redwood
32	Quercus rubra	Northern Red Oak