Japanese fern tree is storybook pretty with a naturally rounded crown and unusual fern-like foliage. Its bushy growth creates dense shade and the globe-shaped top means no trimming required. This is a very elegant little tree, and it's one of the best small shade trees to tuck into any size yard.And it's ideal for the nit-picky homeowner who loves all things symmetrical. It's neither Japanese in origin nor a fern-though the long thin leaves growing out from stems have a fern-like look.The small size - 20 or 25 feet-makes the fern tree a good choice for a small front yard for house or mobile home.Or it can be used in conjunction with other plantings, because the foliage has a unique tropical look.nd it's ideal for the nit-picky homeowner who loves all things symmetrical. It's neither Japanese in origin nor a fern-though the long thin leaves growing out from stems have a fern-like look. The small size - 20 or 25 feet-makes the fern tree a good choice for a small front yard for house or mobile home.
Page 1. RAP, RAS, WMA Survey 2012. The National Asphalt Pavement Association is working with the Federal Highway Administration to determine the amount. of hotÂ­mix asphalt (HMA), warmÂ­mix asphalt (WMA), reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) and reclaimed asphalt shingles. (RAS) being produced and used in each state.
A: One of the important facts about Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA) is that it is 100% recyclable and can be used over and over again. It is the #1 recycled material in the USA! In Virginia, most asphalt mixes specified for use on roadways allow up to 20% of the material to be recycled asphalt product (RAP).