Appendix 



Dogwoods Too small; branches broken by 



thieves. 

 Black Locust Foliage late and soon falling; 



frame ugly when bare. 

 Kentucky Coffee Tree Needs rich soil; dead 



looking when bare. 

 Butternut Short-lived, branches low, infested 



by insects. 

 Evergreens Give little shade; branches low. 



TEN BROAD-LEAVED EVERGREENS 



American Holly Ilex opaca 



Great Laurel Rhododendron maximum 



Swamp Bay Magnolia glauca 



Great-flowered Magnolia Magnolia joetida 



Live Oak ^uercus Virginiana 



California Live Oak Qjiercus agrifolia 



Red Bay Per sea Borhonia 



Laurel Cherry Prunus Caroliniana 



Evergreen Buckthorn Rhamnus crocea 



Mountain Laurel Kalmia latifolia 



TREES WITH VERY LARGE LEAVES 



Magnolias Magnolia spp. 

 Large-leaved Maple Acer macrophyllum 

 Hercules' C\\ihAralia spinosa 

 Papaw Asimina triloba 

 Kentucky Coffee Tree Gymnocladus dioicus 

 Catalpa Catalpa speciosa 

 Ailanthus Ailanthus glandulosa 

 Bur Oak ^uercus macrocarpa 

 Paulownia Paulownia imperialis 

 Walnuts and Hickories Juglans and Hicoria 

 spp. 



TREES WITH NARROW OR FINELY CUT LEAVES 



Willows Salix spp. 

 Locust Robinia Pseudacacia 

 Honey Locust Gleditsia triacanthos 

 Black Cherry Prunus serotina 

 Bald Cypress Taxodium distichum 

 Most Evergreens Coniferae 

 Willow Oak Qjtercus Phellos 

 Sumachs Rhus spp. 



(Cut-leaf varieties of many other kinds.) 



TREES WITH FRAGRANT FLOWERS 



Magnolias Magnolia spp. 



Plums and Cherries Prunus spp. 



Lindens Tilia spp. 



Apples Mai us spp. 



Locusts Gleditsia, Robinia and Cladrastis, 



spp. 

 Hawthorns Crattegus spp. 

 Juneberries Amelanchier spp. 



TREES WITH SHOWY WHITE FLOWERS 



Blooming before the leaves: 



Flowering Dogwood Cornus forida 

 Plums and Cherries Prunus spp. 

 Shadbush Amelanchier spp. 



Blooming after the leaves: 



Mountain Ashes Sorbus spp. 



Elders Sambucus spp. 



Fringe Tree Chionanthus Virginica 



Viburnums Viburnum spp. 



Sourwood Oxydendrum arboreum 



Loblolly Bay Gordonia Lasianthus 



Basswoods Tilia spp. 



Hercules' Club Aralia spinosa 



Magnolias Magnolia spp. 



Black Locust Robinia Pseudacacia 



Yellowwood Cladrastis lutea 



Rhododendrons Rhododendron maximum 



Hawthorns Cratagus spp. 



Buckeyes and Horse Chestnuts Mscului 



spp. 

 Catalpas Catalpa spp. 

 Silverbell Trees Mohrodendron spp. 



TREES WITH SHOWY YELLOW FLOWERS 



Tulip Tree Liriodendron Tulipifera 

 Cucumber Tree Magnolia acuminata 

 Yellow Cucumber Tree Magnolia cordata 

 Chestnut Castanea dentaia 

 Willows (Staminate) Salix spp. 

 Sassafras Sassafras Sassafras 

 Witch Hazel Hamamelis Virginiana 

 Yellow Buckeye A^lsculus octandra 

 Birches (Staminate) Betula spp. 



TREES WITH SHOWY PINK FLOWERS 



Red Bud Cercis Canadensis 

 Crab Apple Malus coronaria 

 Clammy Locust Robinia viscosa 

 Mountain Laurel Kalmia latifolia 

 Rhododendron Rhododendron maximum 



TREES WITH SHOWY RED FLOWERS 



Red Maple Acer rubrum 

 Sumachs Rhus spp. 

 Papaw Asimina triloba 



TREES HAVING ONE OR BOTH KINDS Oj 

 FLOWERS IN CATKINS 



Both kinds on the same tree: 



Chestnuts 



Oaks 



Hickories 



Walnuts 



Birches 



Alders 



Hornbeams 



Pines, and other Conifers 

 Two kinds on separate trees: 



Poplars 



Willows 



TREF.S WITH SHOWY RF.D FRITTS 



Flowering Dogwood Cornus forida 

 Viburnum Viburnum Lcntago 

 Mountain Ash Sorbus Americana 



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