Kissena Park
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List of Great Trees
Name | Location | Notes | More Details | Tree_Map_ID | Community_Board | Designated_Year | Facilities_Page | Borough | Park_Name |
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Persian parrotia | Thirty feet south of the public restroom | Native to Iran, the Persian parrotia is a rare species known for its brown flaky bark and spreading branches. It is a living testament to the many tree species that were introduced to the United States by Samuel B. Parsons. | More Details | 07 | 1985 | https://www.nycgovparks.org/parks/kissena-park | Queens | Kissena Park | |
Littleleaf linden | Immediately adjacent to the tennis courts - 75 feet north of the public restroom | The sizable Manchurian linden located immediately adjacent to the tennis courts is a rare and exotic species that typifies the work undertaken by the Parsons nursery in importing exotic species to the United States. | More Details | 5342202 | 07 | 1985 | https://www.nycgovparks.org/parks/kissena-park | Queens | Kissena Park |
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