Registration is not
required to participate in
this FREE guided trail
walk. However, to ensure
you receive a free native
plant at the conclusion of
Town of Perryville
515 Broad St.
PO Box 773
Perryville, MD 21903
Phone: 410-642-6066
Fax: 410-642-2677
E-mail: Townhall@perryvillemd.com
the walk please call Town
Hall, or stop in, to add
your name to the list of
participants.
In Partnership with The University of
Maryland Extension
Perryville
Guided
Save the Date for
our next trail walk
Trail
September 18,
2016
“The University of Maryland is an
Equal Opportunity Employer and
Equal Access Programs.”
Walks
Presented by
The Town of Perryville, MD
Join us for a leisurely guided trail walk
thru the Perryville Community Park
with Professional Horticulturist , Christy
Michaud. Learn more about the
importance of our native plants, why
invasive plants unbalance our ecosystem
and how we can help the recovery of the
Chesapeake Bay watershed with Bay
wise gardening practices at our
residences, and businesses.
BEST NATIVE TREE SPECIES
FOR WILDLIFE SUPPORT
~Canopy trees are the largest plants in the region.

Oaks, Acers, Prunus Virginiana, Plantanus
Occidentalis, Lirodendron Tulipfera, Betula
Nigra, Ulmus Americanaetc
NATIVES WE WILL VISIT
1. Lirodendron tulipifera tulip popular
2. Platanus occidentalis- Sycamore
3. Acer saccharinum - Silver maple
4. Liquidambar styracflua- Sweet gum
5. Acer rubrum- red maple
6. lex opaca- America holly
(Red Maple)
7. Quercus - oak species TBA
8. Fagus grandifolia- American beech
When:
9. Juniperius virginiana - Eastern redcedar (2) locations
May 22, 2016
10. Fagus grandifolia - American beech
1PM
Where: The Perryville
Community Park Trail Loop
~ Substory Trees live under the canopy and at the
edges of the forest and roadways.

Malus, Carpinus Caroliniana, Hammelis , etc
100 Marion Tapp Parkway,
11. Betula nigra- River birch
12. Amelanchier- shad bush, serviceberry
13. Quercus rubra- Northern red oak
Perryville, MD 21903
(Witch Hazel)
Starting point will be at the
Community Park and VA
Gate entrance
~ Native Shrubs and Perennials are important for
This walk is 1.5 miles long
and will last approximately
90 minutes
providing food and habitat.

Lindera
Benzoin,
Aronia
Arbutifolia,
Solidago,
Asters, etc
Trail map