Trees of Reed: Map 29

Map 29

This area includes the so-called "magic grove" of flowering cherry trees that was designed and planted by some of the early professors at the college, and it is a beautiful place for a walk. The lack of landmarks can make it difficult to use a map in this area, but the cluster of red oaks is always easy to find, and there's a memorial plaque at the base of tree #29.

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#	Scientific Name	Common Name
1	Ulmus procera	English Elm
2	Pseudotsuga menziesii	Douglas-fir
3	Pseudotsuga menziesii	Douglas-fir
4	Pinus nigra	Austrian Pine
5	Pseudotsuga menziesii	Douglas-fir
6	Ulmus glabra	Wych or Scotch Elm
7	Calocedrus decurrens	Incense-cedar
8	Calocedrus decurrens	Incense-cedar
9	Ulmus procera	English Elm
10	Thuja plicata	Western Redcedar
11	Cedrus deodara	Deodar Cedar
12	Cedrus deodara	Deodar Cedar
13	Acer rubrum	Red Maple
14	Ulmus x hollandica	Dutch Elm
15	Quercus sp.	Oak
16	Acer saccharum	Sugar Maple
17	Ulmus glabra	Wych or Scotch Elm

#	Scientific Name	Common Name
18	Acer saccharum	Sugar Maple
19	Quercus rubra	Northern Red Oak
20	Quercus rubra	Northern Red Oak
21	Quercus rubra	Northern Red Oak
22	Crataegus x lavallei	Lavalle Hawthorn
23	Prunus x yedoensis	Yoshino Flowering Cherry
24	Prunus x yedoensis	Yoshino Flowering Cherry
25	Prunus x yedoensis	Yoshino Flowering Cherry
26	Prunus x yedoensis	Yoshino Flowering Cherry
27	Betula pendula	European White Birch
28	Prunus serrulata	Japanese Flowering Cherry
29	Prunus serrulata	Japanese Flowering Cherry
30	Prunus serrulata	Japanese Flowering Cherry
31	Prunus serrulata	Japanese Flowering Cherry
32	Prunus serrulata	Japanese Flowering Cherry
33	Cornus mas	Cornelian Cherry
34	Populus deltoides	Eastern Cottonwood