NRM Tree ID 1-10

This tree is extremely dense, great for fire wood, has a simple leaf with double serrated margins. Is light grey/brown with ridged bark that peels/flakes.

• Butternut

• willow

• white oak

• Ironwood/Hornbeam

This tree has serrated/sawtooth-like leaves, striated bark when young. Has a yellowish bark at the top of tree growth.

• Sawtooth Aspen

• Apple

• Hawtorn

• Basswood

This tree has long compound leaf, branches have thorns. Has a dark brown deeply furrowed bark.

• Red Oak

• Black Locus

• Apple

• Basswood

This tree has rounded leaf lobes, a light ashy gray scaly, plate-like bark. Has clustered terminal buds.

• Hemlock

• Apple

• White Oak

• Willow

This tree has compound leaves. The bark is dark with deep grooves. It is known for its use in gunstocks.

• Basswood

• Hemlock

• Ironwood

• Black Walnut

This tree has compound leaves with 7-11 leaflets. Has sulfur yellow buds.

• Bitternut Hickory

• Black Cherry

• Sawtooth Aspen

• Ash

This tree has sharp woody thorns and a serrated leaf.

• Red Oak

• Hawthorn

• Spruce

• Red Pine

This tree has a large heart shaped leaf.

• White Cedar

• Apple

• Butternut

• Basswood

This tree has ridged/plated bark, alternate simple leaves with hair on the underside of the midrib.

• Black Cherry

• Shadbush

• Ironwood

• Elm

This tree has long thin spear-like leaves.

• White Oak

• Apple

• Willow

• Hawthorn