IN 1998, TREE CITY USA COMMUNITIES PLANTED 23,363 TREES,
PRUNED 72,420, AND REMOVED 7,331.

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TREE PLANTING

The Kansas Urban Forestry Council planted a Northern
Red Oak on the Expo Center Grounds during the Tree City
USA celebration. Chairman Finlen, explained the benefits
of the Northern Red Oak in our landscapes; a great sturdy
tree easily grown all over the state, provides summer shade,
winter interest and protection (you will notice the tree holds
its leaves) and food for wildlife.

A good time was had by all!

KANSAS
URBAN FORESTRY COUNCIL
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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Jim Finlen, Chairman, Lenexa
Parks and Recreation
David Foster, Vice Chairman,
Jones, Rice and Foster
Landscape Architects
Wes Adell,
Director of Development,
& Tree Station Manager
Reg Wescott, Secretary
Western Resources
Chuck Evanhoe, Treasurer,
CountrySide
Lawn, Tree & Landscape
Participants in Tree Planting Tree City USA.

Patti� Armstrong,
Newsletter & Membership,
Finny Farm

Andy Dodson, KCPL

Harlan Forslund, Rt., DOT

J. David Maddox
Manhattan Parks and Recreation

Barry Ragan
Volunteer Forester
St. John

Eric Berg,
Coordinator Urban Forestry, KFS

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Wes Adell, Lindsborg, Ken Schwanke, Hesston put the finishing touches on the Northern Red Oak. ������������������������� �������������������������

THE GROWING-OUT STATION HAS DISTRIBUTED 25,000 TREES

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