Black Walnut Indiana native trees make our cities and ... · MAPLE Black Boxelder Red Silver Sugar...
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Green Ash Eastern Hemlock Mockernut Hickory Red Hickory Honeylocust American Hophornbeam Sugar Maple Black Oak Bur Oak Chinquapin Oak Pin Oak White Oak American Persimmon Jack Pine White Pine, Sweet Gum Tulip Tree Black Walnut Red Mulberry Bigtooth Aspen American Beech Boxelder Ohio Buckeye Butternut Black Cherry American Chestnut Flowering Dogwood White Elm Hackberry Cockspur Thorn Hawthorn Indiana native trees make our cities and towns better places to live. Native Trees of Indiana BLACK GUM (sour, tupelo) BUCKEYE Ohio Yellow BUTTERNUT Butternut CATALPA Northern CEDAR Eastern red Northern white CHERRY Black CHESTNUT American ASH Black Blue Green/Red Pumpkin White ASPEN Big-toothed Quaking BASSWOOD American BEECH American BIRCH Gray Paper River Yellow COFFEETREE Kentucky COTTONWOOD Eastern Swamp CRABAPPLE Sweet, American Prairie CYPRESS Bald DOGWOOD Flowering ELM American Rock Slippery (Red) Winged HACKBERRY Southern (Sugar) Northern HAWTHORN Cockspur-thorn Dotted Downy Green HEMLOCK Eastern HICKORY Bitternut Mockernut Pale (Sand) Pignut Red Shagbark Shellbark HOPHORNBEAM American HORNBEAM Blue beech LOCUST Honeylocust Black Water MAGNOLIA Cucumber Tree Umbrella Tree MAPLE Black Boxelder Red Silver Sugar MULBERRY Red OAK Black Blackjack Bur Cherrybark Chinkapin Deam Northern pin Northern red Overcup Pin Post Rock chestnut Scarlet Shingle Shumard Southern red Swamp chestnut Swamp white White PAW PAW Paw Paw PECAN Pecan PERSIMMON American PINE Eastern white Jack Virginia PLUM American wild Hortulan (Wild goose) Canada-plum Pin-cherry REDBUD Eastern SASSAFRAS Sassafras SERVICEBERRY Downy Smooth SOURWOOD Sourwood SUMAC Staghorn SWEET GUM Sweet Gum SYCAMORE American TAMARACK Tamarack TULIP TREE Tulip Tree WALNUT Black WILLOW Black Peachleaf YELLOWWOOD Yellowwood Indiana DNR Division of Forestry Community & Urban Forestry Program “Caring for the trees in our towns”. This educational tool was made possible by an urban forestry grant from the USDA Forest Service Area. For more information visit dnr.IN.gov/forestry. Trees in the urban forest are crucial to Indiana’s urban natural resources. Trees clean the air we breathe and the water we drink.
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Green Ash
Eastern Hemlock
Mockernut Hickory
Red Hickory
Honeylocust American HophornbeamSugar MapleBlack OakBur OakChinquapin OakPin Oak
White Oak
American Persimmon
Jack Pine
White Pine,
Sweet Gum
Tulip Tree
Black Walnut
Red Mulberry
Bigtooth Aspen American Beech Boxelder Ohio Buckeye Butternut Black Cherry American Chestnut
Flowering Dogwood
White Elm
Hackberry
Cockspur Thorn Hawthorn
Indiana native trees make our cities and towns
better places to live.
Native Trees of IndianaBLACK GUM (sour, tupelo)
BUCKEYEOhioYellow
BUTTERNUTButternut
CATALPANorthern
CEDAREastern redNorthern white
CHERRYBlack
CHESTNUTAmerican
ASHBlack Blue Green/RedPumpkin White
ASPENBig-toothed Quaking
BASSWOODAmerican
BEECHAmerican
BIRCHGray Paper River Yellow
COFFEETREEKentucky
COTTONWOODEasternSwamp
CRABAPPLESweet, American Prairie
CYPRESSBald
DOGWOODFlowering
ELMAmericanRockSlippery (Red)Winged
HACKBERRYSouthern (Sugar) Northern
HAWTHORNCockspur-thornDottedDownyGreen
HEMLOCKEastern
HICKORYBitternutMockernutPale (Sand)PignutRedShagbarkShellbark
HOPHORNBEAMAmerican
HORNBEAMBlue beech
LOCUSTHoneylocust Black Water
MAGNOLIACucumber Tree Umbrella Tree
MAPLEBlackBoxelderRedSilverSugar
MULBERRYRed
OAKBlackBlackjackBurCherrybarkChinkapinDeamNorthern pinNorthern redOvercupPinPostRock chestnutScarletShingleShumardSouthern red
Swamp chestnutSwamp whiteWhite
PAW PAWPaw Paw
PECANPecan
PERSIMMONAmerican
PINEEastern whiteJackVirginia
PLUMAmerican wildHortulan (Wild goose)
Canada-plumPin-cherry
REDBUDEastern
SASSAFRASSassafras
SERVICEBERRYDownySmooth
SOURWOODSourwood
SUMAC Staghorn
SWEET GUMSweet Gum
SYCAMOREAmerican
TAMARACKTamarack
TULIP TREETulip Tree
WALNUTBlack
WILLOWBlackPeachleaf
YELLOWWOODYellowwood
Indiana DNR Division of Forestry Community & Urban Forestry Program “Caring for the trees in our towns”. This educational tool was made possible by an urban forestry grant from the USDA Forest Service Area. For more information visit dnr.IN.gov/forestry.
Trees in the urban forest are crucial to Indiana’s urban natural resources. Trees clean the air we breathe and the water we drink.
