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1.USE A SYNTHETIC FILTER FABRIC OF AT LEAST 95%BY WEIGHT OF POLYOLEFINS OR POLYESTER,WHICH IS Y Q a
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TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE STORAGE VOLUME FOR THE NEXT RAIN AND TO REDUCE PRESSURE ON 3. MONITOR TREES.VIGILANCE IS REQUIRED TO PROTECT TREES ON CONSTRUCTION SITES.USE A TREE PROFESSIONAL OR TRAIN YOUR o z° N z z
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MAGNOLIA GRANDIFLORA SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA ILEX LATIFOLIA LUSTERLEAF HOLLY LEUCOTHOE POPULUFOLIA FETTERBRUSH pp 0 z
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QUERCUS LAURIFOLIA LAUREL OAK PRUNUS YEDOENSIS YOSHINO CHERRY PITTOSPORUM TOBIRA JAPANESE PITTOSPORUM JUNIPERUS DAVURICA'EXPANSA' PARSONS JUNIPER m Lu
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QUERCUS PALUSTRIS PIN OAK VITEX AGNUS-CASTUS CHASTETREE PRUNUS LAUROCERASUS ENGLISH LAUREL KERRIA JAPONICA JAPANESE KERRIA
QUERCUS PHELLOS WILLOW OAK PRUNUS LAUROCERASUS"ZABEL" "ZABEL"SKIP LAUREL LONICERA PILEATA PRIVET HONEYSUCKLE
QUERCUS BOREALIS NORTHERN RED OAK LARGE SHRUBS: PRUNUS LAUROCERASUS ANGUSTIFOLIA NARROW LEAFED ENGLISH LAUREL NANDINADOMESTICA'HARBOR DWARF' GULF STREAM NANDINA
QUERCUS SHUMARDI SHUMARD OAK BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME PYRACANTHA COCCINEA SCARLET FIRETHORN PITTOSPORUM TOBIRA'NANA' DWARF PITTOSPORUM
QUERCUS VELUTINA BLACK OAK RAPHIOLEPSIS UMBELLATA YEDDO-HAWTHORN
QUERCUS VIRGINIANA LIVE OAK AZALEA HYBRIDA GLENN DALE AZALEA RHODODENDRON AUSTRINUM FLORIDA AZALEA PYRACANTHA KOIDZUMII'SANTA CRUZ'SANTA CRUZ PYRACANTHA AS NOTED
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SOPHORA JAPONICA JAPANESE PAGODA TREE RHODODENDRON CALENDULACEUM FLAME AZALEA
AZALEA OBTUSUM KAEMPFERI KAEMPFERI AZALEA SPIREA X BURMALDA BUMALD SPIREA VERIFY SCALE
TAXODIUM DISTICHUM BALD CYPRESS BAMBUSA MULTIPLEX HEDGE BAMBOO RHODODENDRON CANESCENS PIEDMONT AZALEA SPIREA NIPPONICA'SNOWMOUND' SNOWMOUND SPIREA
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BERBERIS THUNBERGII JAPANESE BARBERRY SPIREA THUNBERGI THUNBERG SPIREA BAR IS ONE INCH ON
ULMUS PARVIFOLIA TRUE CHINESE ELM(LACEBARK ELM) BUDDLEIA DAVIDII BUTTERFLY BUSH SPIREA CANTONIENSIS REVES SPIREA ORIGINAL DRAWING.
ULMUS ALATA WINGED ELM CALYCANTHUS FLORIDUS SWEETSHRUB TAXUS CUSPIDATE JAPANESE YEW 0 1"
ZELKOVA SERRATA JAPANESE ZELKOVA CAMELLIA JAPONICA CAMELLIA TERNSTOEMIA GYMNATHERA CLEYERA
VIBURNUM LANTANA WAYFARINGTREE VIBURNUM DATE DECEMBER 2023
VIBURNUM OPULUS EUROPEAN CRANBERRYBUSH VIBURNUM PROD D3717400
APPROVED PLANT SPECIES IN CABARRUS COUNTY VIBURNUM PLICATUM VAR.TOMENTOSUM DOUBLEFILE VIBURNUM
4 VIBURNUM RHYTIDOPHYLLUM LEATHERLEAF VIBURNUM DWG C-10
SCALE: NONE VIBURNUM TINUS LAURESTINUS VIBURNUM
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