The document describes 15 tree species found in Hudson Square, Manhattan. It provides 1-2 facts about each tree's characteristics, native environment, or uses. Locations where each tree can be found in the Hudson Square area are also listed. The trees included are Japanese Pagoda Tree, Honey Locust, Callery Pear, Zelkova, American Elm, Ginko, Pin Oak, Willow Oak, London Plane, Hawthorn Tree, and Green Ash.

1. The Trees ofHUDSON SQUARE

2. Japanese Pagoda Tree The Trees of HUDSON SQUARE

4. Along Hudson St—between Charlton and Vandam StThe Trees of HUDSON SQUARE

5. Honey Locust The Trees of HUDSON SQUARE

8. Along Charlton St—between Varick and 6th AveThe Trees of HUDSON SQUARE

9. Callery Pear The Trees of HUDSON SQUARE

11. One of the last tree to lose its leaves (mid-November)

13. They’re everywhere on Hudson St!The Trees of HUDSON SQUARE

14. Zelkova The Trees of HUDSON SQUARE

17. On Greenwich St, below Spring Street

18. Outside of 250 Hudson StreetThe Trees of HUDSON SQUARE

19. American Elm The Trees of HUDSON SQUARE

22. Ginko The Trees of HUDSON SQUARE

24. Nearly extinct in the wild

25. Live incredibly long—some approximately 2,500 years!

27. Along Charlton and King St—between Varick and 6th AveThe Trees of HUDSON SQUARE

28. Pin Oak The Trees of HUDSON SQUARE

31. Along West Houston St—between Varick and 6th AveThe Trees of HUDSON SQUARE

32. Willow Oak The Trees of HUDSON SQUARE

34. Squirrels and birds love Willow Oak acorns

36. Right off of Varick, on Vandam St The Trees of HUDSON SQUARE

37. London Plane The Trees of HUDSON SQUARE

40. Along Hudson St—between Broome and Canal StThe Trees of HUDSON SQUARE

41. Hawthorn Tree The Trees of HUDSON SQUARE

43. Young leaves are apparently good in salads

44. The fruit of hawthorn (called haws) are edible, but are rarely eaten fresh

46. Along Hudson St—between Charlton and King StThe Trees of HUDSON SQUARE

47. Green Ash The Trees of HUDSON SQUARE