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| Winterberry |
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| Persimmon |
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| Cottonwood |
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| Black Gum with two terriers in the background |
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| Swamp White Oak |
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| American Beech |
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| Honey Locust |
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| Hackberry |
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| Catalpa |
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| Shagbark Hickory |
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| Red Maple |
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| Pecan |
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| American Elm |
A local park has planted out a large number of local trees as young specimen trees with identification markers. Not great pictures, but a useful thing I wish more parks would do. Not shown are several common forest trees around here: Pignut hickory, red oak, willow oak, black cherry, sycamore, ash, tulip tree, and black walnut.
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| Yellowwood |
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