Tramore Local Area Plan - Waterford County Council

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APPENDIX ALandscapingThe following indigenous species may be recommended for planting. Plants of local provenance arealways preferable and do not interfere with the genetics of other wild ‘populations’.YewAspenSilver birchDowny birchAlderHazelSessile oakPedunculate OakCrab appleMountain ashIrish whitebeamHawthornWild cherryAshTaxus baccataPopulus tremulaBetula pendulaBetula pubescensAlnus glutinosaCorylus avellanaQuercus petraeaQuercus roburMalus sylvestrisSorbus aucupariaSorbus hibernicaCrataegus monogynaPrunus aviumFraxinus excelsiorHawthornIrish native shrubs suitable for planting in Co. Waterford:Rusty willowEared willowGoat willowBlackthornBroomFurze / GorseDwarf gorseHollySpindleElderGuelder rosePrivetSalix cinerea oleifoliaSalix auritaSalix capreaPrunus spinosaCytisus scopariusUlex europaeusUlex galliiIlex aquifoliumEuonymus europaeusSambucus nigraViburnum opulusLigustrum vulgareYellow GorseIrish native dwarf shrubs suitable for planting in Co. Waterford:Cross-leaved heathBell heatherLingBilberry FraughanErica tetralixErica cinereaCalluna vulgarisVaccinium myrtillusBell Heather104
The following indigenous trees, shrubs and climber can be recommended for use in exposed coastalareasHawthornBlackthornAshOakAspenWillowsIrish WhitebeamHollyElderMountain AshCommon AlderBurnet RoseIvyCrataegus monogynaPrunus spinosaFraxinus excelsiorQuercus petraeaPopulus tremulaSalix cinerea oleifoliaSorbus hibernicaIlexaquifoliumSambucus nigraSorbus aucupariaAlnus glutinosaRosa pimpinellifoliaHedera helixMountain AshThe following exotic species can be recommended for use in exposed coastal areas as they are notknown to spread by seed into habitats, though traditionally used in the countryside for decades.Scots Pine Pinus sylvestrisCorsican Pine Pinus nigra maritimaMonterey Pine PinusOleasterEleagnus spp.Escallonia Escallonia spp.Evergreen Oak Quercus ilexLaurustinus Viburnum tinusNew Zealand Holly Olearia macrodonta105
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