Index of Trees
Allegheny Serviceberry is a small tree 10-25 feet in height. Snow-white flowers appear with the bronze-colored new leaves in...
A very slow-growing tree which reaches greatest size in the alluvial soils of the Ohio and Mississippi River Valleys. Has...
Once the dominant tree throughout the eastern deciduous forests of the United States where it grew to impressive dimensions of...
Once used extensively as a street tree, in its best form American Elm is vase-shaped and strongly arched above with drooping...
An adaptable tree with grayish-brown exfoliating bark, Hophornbeam is a shade-tolerant understory tree and also prospers in full...
Also Known As: Ironwood
Primarily a small understory tree to 20 feet in height found in moist alluvial soils. Occurs throughout Indiana. Bark is smooth...
Also Known As: Bluebeech
A deciduous conifer, American Larch has a phenomenally wide North American distribution, from Maine to Alaska, and from northern...
Also Known As: Eastern Larch, Tamarack
A small tree to 30 feet in height, often forming large colonies by suckering from the roots. Flowers are white, in small...
A deciduous,leaf-losing, conifer that grows on saturated and seasonally inundated areas, Baldcypress will develop knees if...
A northern species with a range similar to that of Paper Birch, it extends across North America from the northern limit of tree...
A close relative of European Linden, and sometimes referred to as American Linden. Fragrant flower clusters attract a wide range...
Leaves of Bigtooth Aspen have large teeth, and the leaf stem is flattened. Very fast growing, Bigtooth Aspen can quickly...
Bark of older trees is tight, with long, narrow, interlacing ridges. Winter buds are sulfur yellow. Nuts are bitter and...
Black Ash is found in northern swampy woodlands and seasonally flooded areas. It is tolerant of a wide range of pH. Leaves have...
Black Cherry bark is distinctive, dark gray-black. On young trees it is smooth and shiny with prominent lenticels or corky...