• Master Tree List
• Approved Trees for Small Lot Development
• 12.16 Tree Preservation Ordinance
• Folsom Street Tree Information Sheet
• A Word About Topping Trees
• Mistletoe Disease in Folsom
• Correcting Young Tree Issues
• Benefits of Organic Mulch
• Tips for Watering Trees
• Clearance Pruning for Right-of-Way
• Soil Fertility Testing

You can purchase a printed copy of this book at the City of Folsom Senior Center, 48 Natoma Street, during regular business hours for $30.

• Cover and Forward
• Table of Contents
• Section 1 - Broadleaf Alternate Simple Evergreen
• Section 2 - Broadleaf Alternate Simple Deciduous
• Section 3 - Broadleaf Alternate Compound Palmate
• Section 4 - Broadleaf Alternate Compound Pinnate
• Section 5 - Broadleaf Opposite Simple Evergreen
• Section 6 - Broadleaf Opposite Simple Deciduous
• Section 7 - Broadleaf Opposite Compound Palmate
• Section 8 - Broadleaf Opposite Compound Pinnate
• Section 9 - Needles
• Section 10 - Palm Palmate
• Section 11 - Palm Pinnate
• Section 12 - Scale
• Section 13 - Misc.
• Index by Botanical Name
• Index by Common Name
• Index by Section Number
• Tree I.D. Chart

• 100 trees remove five tons of carbon dioxide per year.
• 100 trees remove 1,000 pounds of pollutants per year, including 400 pounds of ozone and 300 pounds of particulates.
• 100 mature trees catch about 100,000 gallons of rainwater per year.
• Strategically placed trees can save up to 30% of air conditioning costs and 10-25% of winter heating costs.
• Large specimen trees can add as much as 10% to property values.
• Consumers spend more time and 12% more for goods in tree-lined commercial districts.