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The trees on the following lists grow well in Utah, fit into most landscapes, offer a range of benefits and attributes, and will add diversity to the community forest. The list will change over the years as new trees become available and to avoid over-planting any species. The most important consideration when choosing your One in a Million Tree is to choose the right tree for the right place and to commit to caring for it for its lifetime.
"If you are thinking a year ahead, sow a seed.
If you are thinking ten years ahead, plant a tree."
Chinese poet, 500 BC
Salt Lake County's One-in-a-Million Tree list 2007
Utah State University Extension’s Selecting and Planting Landscape Trees (PDF 1.65mb)
Jordan Valley Conservation District waterwise tree list (PDF 63.96kb)
Rocky Mt. Power Small Trees for Small Places (PDF 503.20kb)
Salt Lake County parking strip trees list (PDF 79kb)
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