Ornamental tree definition
Ornamental tree generally means a flowering tree used for color and texture.
Ornamental tree means a Deciduous Tree possessing qualities such as flowers or fruit, attractive foliage, bark or shape, with a mature height generally under forty (40) feet. Trees listed in the Kansas Forest Service’s publication titled "Preferred Tree Species for South Central Kansas" or the Wichita Landscape Ordinance Guidebook as small Deciduous Trees and medium Deciduous Trees will be classified as ornamental trees for purposes of this Chapter.
Ornamental tree means a deciduous tree planted primarily for its ornamental value or for screening purposes; tends to be smaller at maturity than a shade tree.
More Definitions of Ornamental tree
Ornamental tree means any tree that is not defined as a Shade Tree.
Ornamental tree means plants cultivated for their beauty and intended to be managed on an annual or biannual basis, rather than for their natural use, including but not limited to, foundation shrubbery, clipped hedges and fruit trees that produce fruit for human consumption.