1029 Banks, Cincinnati
Planted: 1964
Site: 5' Square in Sidewalk
1971 Comments: The trees are planted in a bad sidewalk tree well, but appear to be growing quite nicely. There are utility lines overhead, but it is doubtful they will be a problem. The trees have fruited satisfactorily during the period of this study. There will be some pruning necessary to maintain a uniform character that is desirable in this particular area.
| 1967 | 1968 | 1969 | 1970 | 1997* | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Height | 10.6' | 12.0' | 14.0' | 14.2' | ___ |
| Caliper | 1.8" | 2.2" | 2.5" | 2.8" | ___ |
| Spread | 3.0' | 4.0' | 4.0' | 4.8' | ___ |
*No trees remaining.
1997 Comments: None of the approximately twenty original trees survived. Six Washington Hawthorn replacements were planted in this area and remain. The replacements range from 7-10 inches in diameter and have a considerable amount of cedar quince rust.
Zero percent of the overall planting survived (0 of 20 trees).
No data.
