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Native trees, state by state
The trees of home, drawn by hand
Every species that grows wild where you live, as a museum-quality print of Robert O’Brien’s original illustration.

Region 01 of 05
Northeast & Mid-Atlantic
Stone walls, sugarbush and ridgelines of oak and hickory. The hardwood forests of New England and the Mid-Atlantic, drawn leaf by leaf.
Shown: Chestnut Oak
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Connecticut27 speciesState tree · White Oak
Delaware32 speciesFeaturing Sweetgum
Maine17 speciesFeaturing Basswood
Maryland36 speciesState tree · White Oak
Massachusetts23 speciesState tree · American Elm
New Hampshire18 speciesFeaturing River Birch
New Jersey32 speciesFeaturing Sassafras
New York32 speciesFeaturing Shagbark Hickory
Pennsylvania33 speciesFeaturing Tuliptree
Rhode Island18 speciesState tree · Red Maple
Vermont20 speciesFeaturing White Ash

Region 02 of 05
Southeast
Magnolia, live oak and longleaf pine. The evergreen South, from the Carolina coast to the Louisiana bayous, in its most elegant form.
Shown: Southern Magnolia
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Alabama54 speciesState tree · Longleaf Pine
Arkansas53 speciesState tree · Loblolly Pine
Florida47 speciesFeaturing Slash Pine
Georgia50 speciesState tree · Live Oak
Kentucky45 speciesState tree · Tuliptree
Louisiana55 speciesState tree · Baldcypress
Mississippi54 speciesState tree · Southern Magnolia
North Carolina48 speciesFeaturing Longleaf Pine
South Carolina49 speciesFeaturing Yaupon Holly
Tennessee47 speciesState tree · Tuliptree
Virginia47 speciesState tree · Flowering Dogwood
West Virginia35 speciesFeaturing American Sycamore

Region 03 of 05
Midwest
Oak savanna, river bottoms and the walnut groves of the heartland. Trees that have shaded farmhouses and town squares for generations.
Shown: Black Walnut
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Illinois43 speciesState tree · White Oak
Indiana42 speciesState tree · Tuliptree
Iowa27 speciesFeaturing Bur Oak
Michigan26 speciesFeaturing American Beech
Minnesota17 speciesFeaturing Bur Oak
Missouri45 speciesState tree · Flowering Dogwood
Ohio38 speciesState native fruit · Pawpaw
Wisconsin22 speciesFeaturing Basswood

Region 04 of 05
Great Plains
Cottonwoods along the creeks and Osage-orange hedgerows across the prairie. The hardy, wind-shaped trees of open country.
Shown: Osage-Orange
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Region 05 of 05
Southwest
Mesquite, desert willow and canyon maples. Trees shaped by sun, stone and scarce water, from the Rio Grande to the high desert.
Shown: Honey Mesquite
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