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Bald Cypress
$0.00- Native
- 40 ft high
- Bright orange in fall
- Drops needles in winter
- Perfect for wet or dry areas
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Black Cherry
$0.00- Native
- Major source for pollinators and birds
- Profuse spring bloom
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Eastern Red Cedar
$0.00- Native
- Starts out as a Christmas-shaped tree and becomes more angular as it ages
- Produces profusion of juniper berries to feed the birds
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Persimmon
$0.00- Native
- Showy, edible fruit
- 35 ft high
- Feeds wildlife
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Red Maple
$0.00- Native
- Specimen shade tree
- Spectacular fall color
- 40 ft high
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Redbud
$0.00- Native
- Early bloomer
- Feeds birds and pollinators
- Small tough tree
- 20-30 ft high
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River Birch
$0.00- Native
- Great for wet and dry sites
- Great for tough sites
- Fast grower
- Supports over 250 wildlife species0
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Sweet Bay Magnolia
$0.00- Native
- Beautiful, sweet scent
- Small multi-stem
- 15-20 ft high
- Feeds wildlife
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Buttonbush
$0.00- Native
- 5-8 ft high
- Attracts hummingbirds, butterflies, and other pollinators
- Great for wet sites
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Paw Paw
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Beautyberry
$0.00- Native
- 3-6 ft high & wide
- Purple berries in fall
- Fruit is attractive to wildlife
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Crabapple
$0.00- 30 ft high
- White blossoms in spring
- Attracts birds and butterflies
- Naturalized throughout US, but non-native
- Showy edible fruit
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Chinkapin Oak
- Native
- Large shade tree
- White oak family
- Acorns are favorite of wildlife
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Overcup Oak
- Native
- Fast growing
- Large shade tree
- Supports over 500 species of wildlife
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Swamp Chestnut Oak
$0.00- Native
- Large shade tree
- White oak family
- Acorns are a favorite of wildlife
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Dogwood
$0.00- Native
- Spring bloomer
- Feeds wildlife
- Red berries
- Fall color
- Understory tree
