The tree species planted:

Sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus)
Age: up to 500 years
Growth height: 20 to 30 meters
Growth form: Deciduous tree with a deep root system
Bark: brown to grey-brown, slightly scaly
Leaves: Five-lobed 3-15 cm wide and 16-20 cm long
dark green leaves with serrated edges, grey-green underside
Flowering period: May to June
Fruits: winged nutlets with tiny propellers
Fruit ripening: September to October

Norway elm (Ulmus glabra)
Age: up to 400 years.
Growth height: 30 to 40 meters
Growth form: Deciduous tree with a deep root system
Bark: blue-grey
Leaves: 10-13 cm long and about 10 cm wide dull green leaves with gray bristles,
asymmetrical leaf shape with slender leaf tips,
Underside of leaf light green.
Leaves turn bright yellow in autumn.
Flowering time: March to April
Fruits: 1-2.5 cm round carpel with a nut fruit in the middle
Fruit ripening: April to May

European larch (Larix decidua)
Age: up to 600 years
Growth height: 4 to 50 meters
Growth form: Coniferous tree that sheds its needles in autumn, with a central root system
Bark: Green, gray to blackish, with deep furrows and irregular scaly bark and red-brown furrows
Leaves: several needles 10 and 30 mm long, attached to spurs, with dense downy leaf pads
Flowering time: March to May
Fruits: Upright ovoid light brown cones, about 2.5 long and 1.5 to 2 cm wide
Fruit ripening: September to November

Spruce (Picea abies)
Age: up to 600 years
Growth height: 30 to 50 meters
Growth form: Evergreen coniferous tree with a plate-shaped shallow root system
Bark: copper-brown, with small rounded scales
Leaves: Individual 1 to 2.5 long and about 2 mm wide sharp-edged needles
Flowering time: April to May
Fruits: brownish cones 10-15 cm long and 3-4 cm thick, with wing seeds 4-5 mm long and 6-7 mm wide
Fruit ripening: October to November

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Günter Lintner 🐞

September 14, 2022

The tree species planted:

Mountain ash (Sorbus aucuoaria)
Age: up to 80 years
Growth height: 6 to 12 meters
Growth habit: Deciduous tree with a broad root system
Bark: dull gray smooth bark, with transverse lenticels
Leaves: 20 cm long, imparipinnate, green leaves with 9-15 individual leaflets with a sharply serrate leaf margin
Flowering time: in May
Fruits: 8-9 mm large, broadly rounded, smooth fruits that grow in clusters on the tree
Fruit ripening: August to September

Silver Fir (Abies alba)
Age: up to 600 years
Growth height: 50 to 55 meters
Growth form: evergreen coniferous tree with deep roots
Bark: white-grey, smooth on young trees, older trees with resin bulges, cracked and rough bark
Leaves: Dark green, needle-shaped, 1-3 cm long, flat, flexible leaves, underside with blue-white stripes and notched apex
Flowering time: March to May
Fruits: 10-16 cm long, erect, non-dropping cones that decompose on the tree
Fruit ripening: September to October

Small-leaved lime (Tilia cordata)
Age: up to 1000 years
Growth height: 30 to 40 meters
Growth form: deciduous tree with taproot
Bark: Long grooved, densely ribbed, greyish-black bark
Leaves: 5-7 cm long dark green leaves, leaf underside shiny bluish green with circular leaf disk and regularly seeded leaf margin, leaf underside
Flowering time: March to May
Fruits: nut 5-7 mm long, spherical, hardly ribbed
Fruit ripening: September

Wild cherry (Prunus avium)
Age: up to 150 years
Growth height: 15 to 20 meters
Growth form: deciduous tree with a shallow central root system
Bark: smooth, leathery, reddish-grey bark that slowly peels off horizontally with age "ringed bark"
Leaves: 2 to 7 centimeters wide and 3 to 15 cm long leaf blades arranged alternately on the petiole
Flowering time: April to May
Fruits: Black fruits, a few millimeters in size
Fruit ripening: June to July

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