• 100-150 feet tall
• Deciduous
• Gray-brown/red-brown bark
• Very popular ornamental tree
• Range: eastern coast from Delaware down to Florida and west to Texas (southeast United States)
• Produces green, globular cones

• 100-150 feet tall
• Deciduous
• Gray-brown/red-brown bark
• Very popular ornamental tree
• Range: eastern coast from Delaware down to Florida and west to Texas (southeast United States)
• Produces green, globular cones

• 50-80 feet tall
• Deciduous
• Produces greenish yellow catkin flowers
• Range: from Central Plains to Appalachian Mountains and south to central Texas
• Produces Acorns

• 50-80 feet tall
• Deciduous
• Produces greenish yellow catkin flowers
• Range: from Central Plains to Appalachian Mountains and south to central Texas
• Produces Acorns

• 25-35 feet tall
• Deciduous
• Known for brilliant colors in autumn
• Native to China but grows along western and eastern coasts of the United States and all across southern United States
• Produces small red drupe fruit

• 25-35 feet tall
• Deciduous
• Known for brilliant colors in autumn
• Native to China but grows along western and eastern coasts of the United States and all across southern United States
• Produces small red drupe fruit

• 10-20 feet tall
• Deciduous
• Thrives in the southern United States
• Produces purple, white, pink, flowers
• Known for its beautiful exfoliating bark
• Popular ornamental tree

• 10-20 feet tall
• Deciduous
• Thrives in the southern United States
• Produces purple, white, pink, flowers
• Known for its beautiful exfoliating bark
• Popular ornamental tree

• 40-80 feet tall
• Evergreen
• Range: Atlantic and Pacific coasts, all across southern United States
• Produces acorns
• Large rounded, spreading shape
• Dark reddish brown bark

• 40-80 feet tall
• Evergreen
• Range: Atlantic and Pacific coasts, all across southern United States
• Produces acorns
• Large rounded, spreading shape
• Dark reddish brown bark

• Can be over 130 feet tall
• Evergreen
• Spirally arranged leaves
• Grows in south Texas and Mexico
• Produces oval cones
• Riparian Tree, mostly growing along rivers

• Can be over 130 feet tall
• Evergreen
• Spirally arranged leaves
• Grows in south Texas and Mexico
• Produces oval cones
• Riparian Tree, mostly growing along rivers

• 30 feet tall
• Deciduous
• Produces purple, pink flowers
• Pange: most of eastern United States extending west to Texas and Oklahoma
• Gray bark
• Popular ornamental tree

Red Maple

• 40 to 60 feet tall
• Deciduous broadleaf
• Green above, gray underneath, turning yellow to red in fall
• Range: Eastern United States & Southeast Canada
• Bark is smooth and gray
• One of the first signs of spring is the flowers of the Red Maple

• 50-75 feet tall
• Deciduous
• Known for strength and brilliant fall colors
• Produces acorns
• Gray to greenish bark
• Range: central United States to eastern coast

• 30 feet tall
• Deciduous
• Produces purple, pink flowers
• Pange: most of eastern United States extending west to Texas and Oklahoma
• Gray bark
• Popular ornamental tree

Red Maple

• 40 to 60 feet tall
• Deciduous broadleaf
• Green above, gray underneath, turning yellow to red in fall
• Range: Eastern United States & Southeast Canada
• Bark is smooth and gray
• One of the first signs of spring is the flowers of the Red Maple

• 50-75 feet tall
• Deciduous
• Known for strength and brilliant fall colors
• Produces acorns
• Gray to greenish bark
• Range: central United States to eastern coast

• 80-100 feet
• Deciduous
• Grows mostly in eastern US and stretches west into east Texas
• Usually has multiple trunks with dark grayish brown/pinkish brown scaly bark produces catkin flowers and tiny winged seeds

• 80-100 feet
• Deciduous
• Grows mostly in eastern US and stretches west into east Texas
• Usually has multiple trunks with dark grayish brown/pinkish brown scaly bark produces catkin flowers and tiny winged seeds