What Type Of Trees Make Up Your City? (live, pine)

[noland123]

What is the most popular types of trees in your city? Also name your city

[compelled to reply]

Royal Palms, Ficus Trees,california fan palms and live oaks are huge here. Magnolias are starting to become more common too.

[Art1979]

There's a good mix of Maples, Oaks, Cottonwoods, Elms, Ashes (maybe not for long...), Locusts, and evergreens. There's probably more, but that's what came to mind first.

[BacktoNE]

Waterville, Maine aka "The Elm City".

Maine aka "The Pine Tree State".

[milquetoast]

Very tall palms in L. A., but the Eucalyptus, I think, is king! When the marine layer hits that at night, that's when I know I'm in my hometown.

[ajf131]

Originally Posted by Art1979

There's a good mix of Maples, Oaks, Cottonwoods, Elms, Ashes (maybe not for long...), Locusts, and evergreens. There's probably more, but that's what came to mind first.

A lotta similar stuff in St. Louis, save evergreens....if they exist I'm not sure they are native to here. THe native stuff I believe are oak, hickory, maple, cottonwoods, elms I believe, and possibly spruce trees. There are so many trees in St. Louis it is hard to name all the types. Basically, our trees are those common to the Midwest is all you need to know.

[Fuzz]

Aspens and pines are pretty much the only trees in the Colorado high country.
http://www.syedfaisal.com/Photo_Albums/Crested_Butte/Crested_Butte_38.jpg (broken link)

[SunnyKayak]

Charlotte area

Spring time Dogwoods and Bradford Pears are gorgeous
Summer the Crepe Myrtles are in bloom
Fall the beautiful leaf colors of the maples and oaks.

[ekg56]

Wisconsin -Sugar Maple
Mosinee/Kronenwetter- White Pines, Birches,Catalpas, Maples,Oaks and lots of Lilacs. You can walk down the streets in May and the smell of the lilacs is so beautiful.

[GraniteStater]

Eastern Kansas:
Oak (Red, White, Pin)
Hickory
Maple (Red, Sugar, Silver)
Ash
Cottonwood
Sycamore
Catalpa
River Birch
White Pine (not native to area)
Scotch Pine (not native to area)
Norway Spruce (not native to area)
Blue Spruce (not native to area)
Eastern Cedar (Juniper)