Editing Shade tree (section)

==Specialitys==
These trees are commonly grown, and/or used, as shade trees due to their protuberant size:<ref>[https://www.winterhill.com.au/trees/shadetree/ Winterhill Tree Farm - Shade Trees]</ref><ref name="ABC">[http://www.abc.net.au/gardening/factsheets/shade-trees/9429346 ABC - Gardening Australia - Shade Trees]</ref><ref>[http://pubs.ext.vt.edu/content/dam/pubs_ext_vt_edu/426/426-610/426-610_pdf.pdf Selecting Landscape Plants: Shade Trees] by Diane Relf, Extension Specialist, Horticulture, Bonnie Appleton, Extension Specialist, Horticulture, [[Virginia Tech]] </ref>
[[File:Melaleuca_decora_habit.jpg|thumb|220px|[[Paperbark]] trees have a large canopy, supplying adequate shade.]]
[[File:Keeler_Oak_Tree_-_distance_photo,_May_2013.jpg|thumb|220px|[[Oak]]s are popular shade trees.]]
[[File:American Elm in New England photographed in June 2012.jpg|thumb|220px|A shade-providing elm tree]]
[[File:Angophora_costata_-_spreading_crown_habit.jpg|220px|thumb|The twisting habit of [[angophora]]s provide good shade.]]
* [[American elm]]
* [[American sycamore]]
* [[Austrian oak]]
* [[Brush box]]
* [[Banyan tree]]
* [[Black walnut]]
* [[Blue Jacaranda]]
* [[Camphor laurel]]
* [[Cape Chestnut]]
* [[Carob tree]]
* [[Chinese elm]]
* [[Coastal Coral Tree]]
* [[European beech]]
* [[Honey locust]]
* [[Golden Ash]]
* [[Golden rain tree]]
* [[Quercus ilex|Holm oak]]
* [[Hopea odorata]]
* [[Hill's weeping fig]]
* [[Indian horse-chestnut]]
* [[Zelkova serrata|Japanese elm]]
* [[London plane]]
* [[Moreton bay fig]]
* [[Norway maple]]
* [[Oriental plane]]
* [[Palestine oak]]
* [[Schinus|Pepper tree]]
* [[Port Jackson Fig]]
* [[Red maple]]
* [[Royal poinciana]]
* [[Rough-barked apple]]
* [[Scarlet oak]]
* [[Scholar tree]]
* [[Silver linden]]
* [[Shumard oak]]
* [[Small-leaved fig]]
* [[Southern live oak]]
* [[Swamp Spanish oak]]
* [[Sweet gum]]
* [[Sycamore fig]]
* [[Sycamore maple]]
* [[Sydney red gum]]
* [[Harpullia pendula|Tulipwood]]
* [[White feather honeymyrtle]]
* [[Yellow box]]