Plants > Conifers
The Shortleaf Pine (Pinus echinata) is the stately, fire-forged monarch of the southern yellow pine family and has the largest geographic range of any pine species in the southeastern United States. Spanning twenty-two states from the rocky ridges of the Ozarks to the...
Plants > Fagales
The Pin Oak (Quercus palustris), celebrated across eastern North America as the Swamp Spanish Oak, is one of the most graceful, symmetrical, and beloved native shade trees on the continent. Thriving in poorly drained floodplain soils and seasonal swamp flats where...
Plants > Conifers
The Virginia Pine (Pinus virginiana), affectionately known throughout the Appalachians as the Scrub Pine or Jersey Pine, is the hardy, tenacious pioneer conifer of the eastern United States. Thriving where other trees wither—on heavily eroded red clay hillsides, rocky...
Plants > Fagales
The Northern Red Oak (Quercus rubra), proudly celebrated as the ‘Champion Oak’ of eastern North America, is one of the most stately, fast-growing, and economically important hardwood trees on the continent. Renowned for its massive, soaring trunk,...
Plants > Conifers
The Red Pine (Pinus resinosa), celebrated across the Northwoods as the Norway Pine and the proud official state tree of Minnesota, is the statuesque, red-barked monarch of the Great Lakes and southern boreal forests. Characterized by exceptionally tall, straight,...
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