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Atlantic White Cedar – Chamaecyparis thyoides
Alabama Croton – Croton alabamensis
Alabama Snow Wreath – Neviusia alabamensis
Allegheny Chinquapin – Castanea pumila
Amelanchier Arborea – Downy serviceberry
American Beautyberry – Callicarpa americana
American Beech – Fagus grandifolia
American Elm – Ulmus americana
American Holly – Ilex opaca
American Sycamore – Platanus occidentalis
BaldCypress – Taxodium distichum
Banana Shrub – Magnolia figo
Black Cherry – Prunus serotina
Boxelder – Acer negundo
Buckwheat Tree – Cliftonia monophylla
Carolina Silverbell – Helesia Carolina
Chalk Maple – Acer leucoderme
Chinaberry – Melia azedarach
Chinese Pistache – Pistacia chinensis
Chinquapin Oak – Quercus muelenbergii
Christmas Camellia – Camellia sasanqua
Common Chinafir – Cunninghamia lanceolata
Common Crepe Myrtle – Lagerstoemia indica
Common Persimmon – Diospyros virginiana
Cornelian Cherry – Cornus mas
Dawn Redwood – Metasequoia glyptostroboides
Devilwood – Osmanthus americanus
Eastern Hemlock – Tsuga canadensis
Eastern Red CedarâJuniperus Virginiana
European Linden – Tilia x europaea
Fever Tree – Pinckneya bracteata
Flowering Dogwood – Cornus florida
Fothergillia Mount Airy – Fothergilla gardenii
Fringetree – Chionanthus virginicus
Georgia Oak – Quercus georgiana
Ginkgo – Ginkgo biloba
Green Ash – Fraxinus pensylvanica
Hinoki Cypress – Chamaecyparis obtuse
Holly Osmanthus – Osmanthus heterophyllus
Japanese Camellia – Camellia japonica
Japanese Cornel – Cornus officinalis
Japanese Holly – Ilex crenata
Japanese Maple – Acer palmatum
Japanese Snowbell – Styrax japonicus
Katsura Tree – Cercidiphyllum japonicium
Kentucky Coffeetree – Gymnocladus dioicus
Loblolly Bay – Gordonia lasianthus
Loblolly Pine – Pinus taeda
Longleaf Pine – Pinus palustrus
Loquat – Eriobotrya japonica
Mountain Laurel – Kalmia latifolia
Persian Ironwood – Parrotia persica
Peruy Holly – Ilex pernyi
Pignut Hickory – Carya glabra
Pond Cypress – Taxodium ascendens
Possum Haw – Ilex dicidua
Post Oak – Quercus stellata
Red Buckeye – Aesculus pavia
Red Maple – Acer Rubrum
Red Mulberry – Morus rubra
River Birch – Betula nigra
Rusty Blackhaw – Viburnum rufidulum
Sand Hickory – Carya pallida
Sassafras – Sassafras albidum
Saucer Magnolia – Magnolia soulangeana
Shortleaf Pine – Pinus echinata
Silky Camellia – Stewartia malacondendron
Silver Maple – Acer saccharinum
Slash Pine – Pinus ellottii
Slippery Elm – Ulmus rubra
Southern Catalpa – Catalpa bignoniodes
Southern Red Oak – Quercus falcata
Spruce Pine – Pinus glabra
Star Magnolia – Magnolia stellata
Sugar Maple – Acer saccharum
Swamp Titi – Cyrilla racemiflora
Sweetbay – Magnolia virginiana
Taiwanese Photinia – Photinia serratifolia
Tea Crab Apple – Malus hupehensis
Tea Olive – Osmanthus fragrans
Tulip Magnolia – Magnolia liliiflora nigra
Tulip Poplar – Liriodendron tulipifera
Water Oak – Quercus nigra
White Ash – Fraxinus americana
White Oak – Quercus Alba
Willow Oak – Quercus phellos
Winged Elm – Ulmus alata
Yellow Anise – Illicium parviflorum
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Flora and Fauna by Skip Baumhower
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May 2005 by Dorothy Lott
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