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Select a Tree Species

from the list below to learn facts & characteristics to help identify trees in Oklahoma.

A

American BasswoodAmerican BeautyberryAmerican ElmAmerican HornbeamAmerican PlumAmerican Sycamore

B

Bald CypressBitternut HickoryBlackgumBlack CherryBlack HickoryBlack LocustBlack OakBlack WalnutBlack WillowBlackjack OakBox ElderBuckbrushBur OakButtonbush

C

Callery PearCarolina BuckthornCedar ElmChinkapin OakChittamwoodCoastal Plain WillowCockspur HawthornCommon Hackberry

D

Deciduous Holly

E

Eastern CottonwoodEastern Flowering DogwoodEastern HophornbeamEastern Red Cedar

F

False IndigoFarkleberryFragrant Sumac

G

Green AshGreen HawthornGreenbrier

H

HackberryHoney Locust

K

Kentucky Coffee Tree

L

Little WalnutLive OakLoblolly Pine

M

MesquiteMexican PlumMockernut Hickory

N

Netleaf HackberryNorthern Red Oak

O

Oklahoma BlackberryOsage OrangeOvercup Oak

P

PecanPersian Silk TreePersimmonPignut HickoryPin OakPinyon PinePost Oak

R

Red MapleRed MulberryRedbudRiver BirchRough-leaf DogwoodRusty Black Haw

S

SaltcedarSand PlumSandbar WillowSassafrasScots PineShagbark HickoryShining SumacShinnery OakShortleaf PineShumard OakSilver MapleSlippery ElmSmooth SumacSoapberrySouthern CatalpaSouthern MagnoliaSouthern Red OakSugar MapleSugarberrySweetgum

T

Texas BuckeyeTree of Heaven

V

Virginia Creeper

W

Water OakWhite AshWhite OakWillow OakWinged Elm
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