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2023 ARCHIVE
The Belmar Shade Tree Commission wishes to give a Shout Out to those homeowners who participated in our annual Beautiful Belmar Tree Planting Program this fall which continues to make Belmar even more beautiful thanks to you, it was a great success.
The Belmar Shade Tree Commission wishes to thank Suzanne Anan who graciously created our new STC Logo which we now proudly display!
Tree Order Form
Beautiful Belmar Tree Purchase List
Pruning Basics Seminar: Sponsored by the Belmar Shade Tree Commission |
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Description: Are you planning to prune the plants in your yard? Learn why pruning is needed, when pruning is appropriate, and how to do it without spreading disease or making things worse. There will be lots of helpful hints along the way. Date and Time: Thursday, September 21, 2023 at 6:00 pm Length of Talk: 60 minutes Location: Belmar Public Library, 517 10th Avenue, Belmar 07719 Speaker: Bob Magovern, Certified Master Gardener, with 20 years of experience as a certified Master Gardener. He is certified in Professional Landscaping and Pest and Disease Management. Bob has worked as a horticulturist for a large retail nursery, giving workshops and managing plant health. He was previously a Program Assistant to the Monmouth County Agricultural Agent working on issues surrounding watersheds, rain gardens, and soil testing. Bob loves sharing his knowledge with the public.
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| Any Questions contact: Shade TreeCommission Shadetree@belmar.com |
Belmar Shade Tree Continues Branching Out
Description: We are announcing a new Belmar Residents Only tree buying program as our goal with the help of residents is to make Belmar even more beautiful. Join us in our efforts to plant trees in Belmar. We are offering this program through Fernbrook Farms Wholesale Nursery of Bordentown, NJ.
Residents Tree Buying Program 2023
Any Questions contact: Shadetree@belmar.com
2022 ARCHIVE
Belmar’s 2022 Preferred Tree-planting list for homeowners
2022 Suggested Street Trees
(for planting between sidewalk and curb or “planting strip”)
Trees must be: 2” – 2½” in diameter (caliper)
High branched
Nursery grown, Quality A grade, and free of disease and insects
Balled and burlapped (B&B) using natural fiber rope and burlap
Newly planted trees must be watered deeply for the first 2 years
“Gator bags” may be used during the summer months
Smaller Trees – for locations under the utility wires
Common Name Latin/Botanical Name
Downy Serviceberry Amelanchier arborea
Serviceberry, shadblow, cumulus Amelanchier canadensis or laevis
Serviceberry, apple Amelanchier x grandiflora
Amur maackia Maackia amurensis
Japanese lilac, ivory silk Syringa reticulata
Japanese flowering/Amanogawa cherry Prunus serrulata
Cornelian cherry Cornus mas
Carolina silverbell - Rosea Halesia tetraptera
Eastern redbud – Forest pansy Cercis canadensis
Amur and Trident Maple Acer ginnala and beurgerianum
Large Trees – for locations without overhead utility wires
Common Name Latin/Botanical Name
London planetree, Yarwood or Bloodgood Platanus x acerifolia
Red maple Acer rubrum
Swamp white oak Quercus bicolor
American basswood linden Tilia americana
Thornless honey locust Gleditsia triancanthos inermis
Kentucky coffeetree (males) Gymnocladus dioicus
CLICK HERE to download /print the 2022 suggested tree list
Questions or Suggestions? Email us at ShadeTree@Belmar.com
