Trees Every Child Should Know

How to Know the Trees

Autumn Studies: Shagbark Hickories, Disappointing Hickories, Black Walnut, Butternut

English Walnut, Chestnut and Chinquapin, Beech, Witch Hazel

White Oaks: White Oak, Bur or Mossy-Cup Oak, Live Oak, Post Oak, Swamp White Oak, Chestnut Oak

Black Oaks: Black Oak, Red Oak, Scarlet Oak, Pin Oak, Willow Oak

Trees With Winged Seeds, Tree Seeds That Have Parachutes

Autumn Berries in the Woods, Changing Colour of the Autumn Woods

Winter Studies: Trees We Know by Their Bark

Trees We Know by Their Shapes, Trees We Know by Their Thorns

Needle-Leaved Evergreens, Five-Leaved Soft Pines, White Pine, Great Sugar Pine, Nut Pines

Hard Pines, Southern Pitch Pines, Longleaf Pine, Shortleaf Pine, Cuban Pine, Loblolly Pine, Northern Pitch Pines, Cedars: White and Red

Two Conifers Not Evergreen, Larches, Bald Cypress, Hollies, Burning Bush

Spring Studies: The Awakening of the Trees, Trees That Bloom in Early Spring, the American Elm and Its Kin

The Maple Family, the Willow Family

Why Trees Need Leaves, Leaves of All Shapes and Sizes

Summer Studies: Trees With the Largest Flowers, Trees Most Showy in Bloom, Trees That Bloom in Midsummer

The Early Berries in the Woods, the Sassafras, the Ash Family

The Horse-Chestnut and the Buckeyes, the Buckeyes, the Locusts and Other Pod-Bearers

Wild Apple Trees and Their Kin, the Cherries, the Plums, the Serviceberries

Valuable Sap of Trees, the Uses of Trees

Identification Keys to Tree Groups and Families