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Across 4. Fabaceae, 20-30', medium/fast, like moisture 5. Sapindaceae, 60-75', slow/medium, rounded/oval shape 6. Sapindaceae, 30-40', medium/fast, drought tolerance, durability, beauty 8. Fabaceae, 30-50', medium/fast, adaptable, filtered shade 10. Fagaceae, 70-80', slow, dense/wide, young is pyramidal, old is rounded out 11. Fabaceae, 50-75', fast, broad, varying shape, zone 4-5 12. Rosaceae, 35-45', fast, young is pyramidal, mature is rounded, dense 16. Cannabaceae, 40-60', medium/fast, upright/open canopy, witches broom 17. Berberidaceae, 3-6', deer proof 19. Berberidaceae, around 1', medium, groundcover, drought tolerant 20. Salicaceae, 75-100', limbs tip upward, vase shape outline 23. Thymelaeaceae, 2-3', slow, dense, rounded/mounding habit 24. Lamiaceae, 3-5', crispy under hot afternoon sun, zone 5-9 27. Anacardiaceae, 2-8', slow/medium, drought tolerant, medicinal use 30. Caprifoliaceae, 4', fast, frutiting, shrub, can spread 31. Ginkgoaceae, 25-50', medium, tolerant to pollution and road salt 32. Celastraceae, 6-12", fast, tolerates poor soil/drought, dense, trailing or mounding 33. Fagaceae, 40-60', slow/medium, adaptable, less dense 34. Oleaceae, 15-20', fast, hedge habit, decussate (rigid form) 35. Betulaceae, 40-70', medium/fast, multi-seasonal, multi-stem, likes moisture

Down 1. Fagaceae, 15-20', grow in clusters, deer like it, holds leaves through winter, fruit is like macrocarpus but small 2. Rosaceae, 20-40', upright cone, bright red/orange fall foliage 3. Fagaceae, 20-30', adaptable, single stem 7. Malvaceae, 50-70', medium, gumdrop shape, zone 3-7 9. Caprifoliaceae, 10-12', medium, zone 5-8 13. Malvaceae, 60-80', medium, big shade tree, summer blooming 14. Sapindaceae, 15-20', adaptable to soil, attracts pollinators/hummingbirds, 15. Oleaceae, 50-60', young is oval shape, mature is more flat/wide 18. Rosaceae, 4-6', hardy, arching/rounded habit, red/purple fall color 21. Ulmaceae, 40-50', medium/fast, zone 5-9, up and outward vase shape 22. Fagaceae, 40-50', berry litter unless eaten by birds 25. Rosaceae, sm tree/ lg shrub, medium rate, 4 season interest, multistem OR trained single stem 26. Magnoliaceae, 70-90', fast, pyramidal, lots of shade 28. Oleaceae, medium, 50-80', leaf bud scar "C" shape, commonly used in baseball bats 29. Oleaceae, 8-10', shrub/hedge habit, or groupings