1. Shade Tress – Part 2 Nursery Landscape Plant ID

2. Shade Trees Pin Oak Red Maple River Birch Sugar Maple Sweet Gum Tulip Tree White Ash

3. TreeStemLeaf ArrangementType of Leaf Pin OakSlender greenish brown AlternateSimple 3-5” long Red MapleRed to green glabrous stems OppositeSimple 2-5” long River BirchPubescent, glabrous, turning reddish AlternateSimple 3-5” long Sugar MapleSlender brown stems with lenticels OppositeSimple 3-6” across Sweet GumCorky ridges on dark brown stems AlternateSimple 4-7” across Tulip TreeAromatic when broken, green to reddish brown AlternateSimple; 3-6” long White Ashcompound and oppositely arranged Pinnately compound; 5-9 leaflets, 2-5” long

4. Pin OakSlender greenish brown AlternateSimple 3-5” long

5. Pin OakSlender greenish brown AlternateSimple 3-5” long

6. Pin Oak

7. Red MapleRed to green glabrous stems OppositeSimple 2-5” long

8. Red MapleRed to green glabrous stems OppositeSimple 2-5” long

9. Red MapleRed to green glabrous stems OppositeSimple 2-5” long

10. Red Maple

11. River BirchPubescent, glabrous, turning reddish AlternateSimple 3-5” long

12. River BirchPubescent, glabrous, turning reddish AlternateSimple 3-5” long

13. River Birch

14. Sugar MapleSlender brown stems with lenticels OppositeSimple 3-6” across

15. Sugar MapleSlender brown stems with lenticels OppositeSimple 3-6” across

16. Sugar Maple

17. Sweet GumCorky ridges on dark brown stems AlternateSimple 4-7” across

18. Sweet GumCorky ridges on dark brown stems AlternateSimple 4-7” across

19. Sweet Gum

20. Tulip TreeAromatic when broken, green to reddish brown AlternateSimple; 3-6” long

21. Tulip TreeAromatic when broken, green to reddish brown AlternateSimple; 3-6” long

22. Tulip Tree

23. White Ashcompound and oppositely arranged Pinnately compound; 5-9 leaflets, 2-5” long

24. White Ashcompound and oppositely arranged Pinnately compound; 5-9 leaflets, 2-5” long

25. White Ashcompound and oppositely arranged Pinnately compound; 5-9 leaflets, 2-5” long

26. White Ash