The location of the tree
The better the tree fits the location, the better it will grow and prosper.
Factors of the location ground
In addition to the climatic factors, the soil is the most important factor for a tree site.
Belong to the ground
- Nutrient content
- Soil quality (clay, sandy garden soils, etc.)
- PH value
- Moisture (water permeability / water retention capacity)
- Soil-air ratio.
Climatic conditions
- Sunlight
- Temperature
- Wind
- Rain
Other factors
- external influences such as salt salts
- pollution by emissions (traffic / industry)
- Animals (biting / urine)
to name just a few.
Here you can filter the trees to the corresponding continents and list them according to their location.
/turners-oak
name botanical: Quercus turneri 'Pseudoturneri'
height: up to 10 m (33 ft) (33 ft)
soil: all soils, sensitive to soil compaction
location: Sun to half-shade
/alder-buckthorn
name botanical: Rhamnus frangula
height: up to 7 m (30 ft)
soil: permeable soils
location: Sun to half-shade
/black-locust
name botanical: Robinia pseudoacacia
height: up to 25 m (82 ft)
soil: sandy to strong loamy
location: Sun to slight shade
/white-willow
name botanical: Salix alba
height: up to 25 m (82 ft)
soil: sandy to loamy to strong loamy
location: Sun to slight shade
/goat-willow
name botanical: Salix caprea
height: small tree up to 8 m (26 ft)
soil: sandy to loamy to strong loamy
location: Sun to slight shade
/crack-willow
name botanical: Salix fragilis
height: up to 20 m (66 ft)
soil: sandy to loamy to loamy strong, loving moist sites
location: Sun to slight shade
/whitebeam
name botanical: Sorbus Aria
height: up to 15 m (49 ft)
soil: loamy to sandy, calcareous soils, sunny
location: Sun to half-shade
/swedish-whitebeam
name botanical: Sorbus intermedia
height: 10 - 18 m (33 – 59 ft)
soil: sandy to strong loamy
location: Sun to slight shade