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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.