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Note: This is not a comprehensive list of Native Trees * This is a list of Native Trees which Greenwoods Offers

• Amelanchier :: Serviceberry - Shadblow
• Arborvitae:: Green Giant - Douglas - Dark American - Pyramidal Wintergreen Arborvitae - Elegantissima
• Ash :: White Ash - Autumn Blaze - Autumn Purple - Green Ash - Patmore - Summit
• Beech :: American Beech
• Birch :: River Birch
• Black Gum
• Cedar :: Eastern Red Cedar - Weeping Alaskan Cedar - Western Red Cedar
• Cypress :: Bald Cypress
• Dogwood :: American Dogwood - Pink Dogwood - White Dogwood
• Elm :: Hybrid American Elm :: Pioneer Elm - Triumph Elm
• Fir :: Concolor Fir - Douglas Fir
• Franklinia
• Hackberry
• Hawthorn :: Washington - Winter King
• Hemlock :: including specimen Weeping Hemlock
• Hickory
• Holly :: American Holly and cultivars
• Honeylocust (thornless and podless)
• Hornbeam :: American Hornbeam
• Kentucky Coffeetree
• London Planetree
• Magnolia :: Sweetbay Magnolia - Southern Magnolia - Jane - Edith Bogue

• Autumn Flame Maple
• Red Maple
• October Glory Maple
• Red Sunset Maple
• Sugar Maple
• Armstrong Maple
• Burgundy Belle
• Freemanii - Autumn Blaze

• Pin Oak
• Bicolor Oak a/k/a Swamp White Oak
• Shingle Oak
• White Oak
• Red Oak
• Willow Oak
• Bur Oak

• White Pine
• Weeping White Pine
• Fastigiate White Pine
• Red Pine

• Redbud :: Eastern Redbud - Forest Pansy

• Colorado Blue Spruce
• Colorado Spruce
• Hoopsii Spruce

• Sweetgum (sterile, non-gumball producing variety available)
• American Sycamore

• Amelanchier :: Serviceberry - Shadblow (if you can beat the birds to the berries....)
• Apple :: Fruit-bearing Apple Orchard Trees (cooking apples)
• Dogwood :: Kousa Dogwood (berries are an Asian delicacy, similar to strawberries, but mushier)
• American Hazelnut**
• Elderberry**
• Kentucky Coffeetree (seedpods are boiled to produce a coffee like beverage)
• Sugar Maple (large old trees are used for maple syrup production)
• Paw Paw (also called the Inidian Banana Tree, produces a fruit which is reminiscent in taste to a banana)**
• Shagbark Hickory**
• American Persimmon**
• English Walnut**
• Highbush Blueberries**
• Black Walnut (must be very mature to produce walnuts, squirrels harvest them before you might have the opportunity)**