Powder Mill Dam River Corridor Preserve Final Tree and Shrub Planting
November 2000

Final work was recently completed at the Powder Mill Dam River Corridor Preserve under the Northeast Pennsylvania Urban Forestry Program. A variety of native trees were installed in order to diversify a community dominated by black cherry and red maple and native shrubs were installed at the lower entrance to the property. The trees and shrubs that were newly planted included: hemlock, white pine, red pine, spruce, white oak, black oak, tulip poplar, white dogwood, red-twig dogwood, mountain laurel, arrowood, rhodendron, spirea and bayberry. The two series of pictures below displays some of the newly planted material.