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Arbor Doctor recommended larger trees which can grow in an existing woodland

Jan 21, 2022

Recommended trees, shrubs, and plants

Sugar Maple tree

Sugar Maple (Native. Can be over abundant in parts of Cincinnati. Not recommended if sugar maple is already growing in abundance or if there is decline in nearby sugar maples.)

Acer saccharum (full sun to full shade)

redish yellow leaves

greenish yellow leaves

Yellow Buckeye (Native)

Aesculus flava (full sun to full shade)

Yellow Buckeye buds

person holding buckeyes

Yellow Buckeye bud

Yellow Buckeye tree

yellow leaves

green leaves with buds

Yellow Buckeye tree

Yellow Buckeye tree

Yellow Buckeye tree

Yellow Buckeye tree

Yellow Buckeye tree branch

Yellow Buckeye trees

yellow and green leaves

Bitternut Hickory (Native) (May be difficult to locate in nurseries)

Carya cordiformis (full sun to partial shade)

Pignut Hickory tree

yellow and green leaves

Pignut Hickory leaves

Pignut Hickory (Native) (May be difficult to locate in nurseries)

Carya glabra (full sun to partial shade)

Pignut Hickory tree

Pignut Hickory tree

Northern Pecan tree

Northern Pecan (Native)

(May be difficult to locate in nurseries)

Carya illinoinensis (full sun to partial shade)

Northern Pecan tree bare

Northern Pecan tree leaves

Northern Pecan tree pecan

Northern Pecan tree trunk

Shagbark Hickory (Native) (May be difficult to locate in nurseries)

Carya ovata (full sun to partial shade)

Shagbark Hickory tree trunk

Shagbark Hickory tree

Shagbark Hickory trees

Shagbark Hickory leaves

Shagbark Hickory trees

Shagbark Hickory tree trunk

Yellowwood (Native)

Cladrastis kentukea (full sun to full shade)

Yellowwood tree

white flowers

tree trunks

Person holding tree branch

Yellowwood tree

white flower

green leaves

Yellowwood tree

Yellowwood tree

Yellowwood tree

Yellowwood tree

Perkins Pink Yellowwood (Native)

Cladrastis kentukea ‘Perkins Pink’ (full sun to full shade)

Perkins Pink Yellowwood tree

Perkins Pink Yellowwood flowers

American Beech tree

American Beech (Native) (May be difficult to locate in nurseries)

Fagus grandifolia (full sun to full shade)

American Beech tree leaves

American Beech tree trunk

American Beech leaves

American Beech tree roots

American Beech tree

American Beech tree branch

American Beech tree

American Beech tree

leaves on small branch

American Beech tree

European Beech (Non-native, non-invasive)

Fagus sylvatica (full sun to full shade)

European Beech tree

Yellow European Beech tree

American Holly (Native)

Ilex opaca (full sun to full shade)

American Holly trees in front of house

American Holly trees in front of parking garage

red berries

green buds

American Holly tree

American Holly tree

Tulip Poplar or Tuliptree (Native)

Liriodendron tulipifera (full sun to partial shade)

Tuliptree

Tulip Poplar flower

yellow leaf

Tulip Poplar flower

Tuliptree

Tulip Poplar flower

Tuliptree yellow tree

Tulip Poplar greenish-yellow leaves

Tulip Poplar tree

Tulip Poplar yellow leaves

Cucumbertree Magnolia (Regionally native) (May be difficult to locate in nurseries)

Magnolia acuminata (full sun to shade)

Cucumbertree Magnolia leaves and bud

Cucumbertree Magnolia leaves

Yellow Cucumbertree Magnolia

Yelllow and green Cucumbertree Magnolia

Cucumbertree Magnolia leaves

Cucumbertree Magnolia

Bigleaf Magnolia flower

Bigleaf Magnolia (Regionally native)

Magnolia macrophylla (full sun to full shade)

Bigleaf Magnolia tree

Bigleaf Magnolia tree

Bigleaf Magnolia tree with no leaves

Bigleaf Magnolia leaves

Bigleaf Magnolia bud

Bigleaf Magnolia tree

Bigleaf Magnolia tree

Bigleaf Magnolia tree

Bigleaf Magnolia blooming

Bigleaf Magnolia bud

Umbrella Magnolia leaves

Umbrella Magnolia (Regionally native) (May be difficult to locate in nurseries)

Magnolia tripetala (full sun to full shade)

Umbrella Magnolia tree

Umbrella Magnolia

Umbrella Magnolia leaves

Umbrella Magnolia leaves and bud

Persian Parrotia (Non-native, non-invasive)

Parrotia persica (full sun to full shade)

Persian Parrotia tree with no leaves

Persian Parrotia tree with no leaves

tree trunks

green leaves

Red leaves

Red buds

Parrotia persica tree

Parrotia persica tree

green leaves

branches with red buds

tree strump

Persian Parrotia yellow tree

Yellow leaf branch with a couple green leaves

Persian Parrotia tree with no leaves

Persian Parrotia branches

Persian Parrotia tree

red leaves

Persian Parrotia tree with people next to it

people standing under trees

orange tree leaves

Oriental Spruce tree

Oriental Spruce (Non-native, non-invasive) (May be difficult to locate in nurseries)

Picea orientalis (full sun to full shade)

Oriental Spruce tree

Oriental Spruce tree

Oriental Spruce branches

Oriental Spruce branches

Oriental Spruce branch with buds

Oriental Spruce tree

Eastern White Pine tree

Eastern White Pine (Regionally native)

Pinus strobus (full sun to full shade)

Eastern White Pine tree

Eastern White Pine tree with roots exposed

Sycamore (Native)

Platanus occidentalis (full sun to partial shade)

Sycamore tree no leaves

Sycamore tree no leaves

Exclamation!™ London Planetree (Non-native, non-invasive) (full sun to partial shade)

London Planetree bushes and walkway

Green Giant Arborvitae (NW US native)

Thuja ‘Green Giant’ (full sun to shade)

Green Giant Arborvitae tree

Green Giant Arborvitae branches

Western red-cedar tree

Western red-cedar (NW US native)

Thuja plicata (full sun to shade)

Spring Grove Western red-cedar (NW US native)

Thuja plicata ‘Grovpli’ Spring Grove® (full sun to shade)

Spring Grove Western red-cedar trees

Spring Grove Western red-cedar trees

Spring Grove Western red-cedar trees next to van in driveway

Spring Grove Western red-cedar trees

American Linden (Native) (May be difficult to locate in nurseries)

Tilia americana (full sun to full shade)

American Linden tree leaves

American Linden tree

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