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Jul 30, 2012 ... How to use a caliper. Tree calipers directly measure tree diameter. Calipers are held at DBH (1.37 m / 4.5 ft) on the uphill side of the tree. 1.5" caliper trees (trunk circumference). 1.5" Cherokee Sweetgum - deciduous tree. Redbud, Hearts of Gold 1.5 inch caliper ... Caliper measures the thickness of the trunk of a tree. Most of our trees are 4-5′ tall with a 1/2″ caliper. Meaning the trunk is 1/2 thick. This tree has one of the most stunning fall foliage displays of any shade tree...beautiful hues will range from purple, burgundy to a brilliant red. Acer buergerianum 'ABMTF'. Aeryn® Trident Maple · Acer buergerianum 'ABFSS'. Valynor® Trident Maple · Acer palmatum 'Ryusen'. Ryusen Weeping Japanese Maple · Acer ... Sep 15, 2020 ... (Figure 6.) • COE Urban Forestry recommends trees be approximately 1-1.5 inch caliper at the time of planting to facilitate more successful ... Caliper Size. Root Ball Size. Weight. 2-2.5". 24-28". 400. 2.5-3". 28-32". 650. 3-3.5". 32-36". 850. 3.5-4". 36-40". 1200. 4-4.5". 40-45". 1500. 4.5-5". ... tree per Table 4-8, will be considered to be a 13.5" caliper tree, which would receive credits for two large canopy trees). (Ordinance 6773 adopted 5/19/15 ... For trees more than seven-feet in height at the time of planting (such as shade trees), the most common sizes found in nurseries are 1 to 2.5-inch caliper,. 3 ... Both height and caliper measurement may be provided for all sizes. For Type 3 and Type 4 field grown, bare root, and container grown small and flowering trees, ...