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nominated a Tree of the Year. The Tree of the Year is a native Virginia
tree that is no longer prolific in the City and merits reintroduction and
promotion. The tree must also be available for purchase and planting.
During the year, City and volunteer efforts focus on planting street
and park plantings of that species. In addition, private landowners are
encouraged to consider this tree for planting, if their property
conditions are favorable for the species.
Following is the list of the current and past City of Falls Church Trees
of the Year:
2005 - Swamp White Oak (Quercus bicolor)
2004 - Redbud
2003 - American Basswood
2002 - American Hornbeam (Carpinus)
2001 - Eastern Red Cedar
2000 - Scarlet Oak
1999 - White Oak
1998 - Paw Paw
1997 - River Birch
1996 - American Persimmon
1995 - American Hophornbeam (Ostrya)
1994 - Sourwood
1993 - Tupelo (Black Gum)
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