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Contractor planting palmetto trees at I-95 South gateway

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Landscaping Guidelines

The South Carolina Department of Transportation cooperates with organizations desiring to undertake projects to beautify sections of highway rights-of-way. The guidelines contained in the Access and Roadside Access Manual establish a framework for preparing design work for such projects. For more information about these guidelines download our Access and Roadside Management Manual (332Kb).

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Chinese Elm trees on Gervais Street median in downtown Columbia, SC

Access and Roadside Management Manual (roadsidemanual.pdf 332Kb)

Adopt-an-Interchange

Suggestions for Street Trees/Sidewalk Plantings (street_tree_selection _guide.pdf 28Kb)

Roadside Plants to Avoid
(plants_to_avoid.pdf 233Kb)

South Carolina Forestry Commission "Tree Care and Urban Forestry"

SC Regional Urban Foresters
sc_foresters.pdf (25Kb)

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