Alabama FFA Forestry Trees

American Beech (Hardwood)

American Holly (Hardwood)

American Hornbeam (Hardwood)

American Sycamore (Hardwood)

Ash (Hardwood)

Baldcypress (Softwood)

Basswood (Softwood)

Black Cherry (Hardwood)

Blackgum (Hardwood)

Black Oak (Hardwood)

Black Locust (Hardwood)

Uneven number of leaves

Black Oak (Hardwood)

Black Walnut (Hardwood)

Black Willow (Hardwood)

Boxelder (Hardwood)

Buckeye (sp) (Hardwood)

Cherrybark Oak (Hardwood)

Chestnut Oak (Hardwood)

Common Persimmon (Hardwood)

Eastern Cottonwood (Hardwood)

Eastern Hemlock (Softwood)

Eastern Hophornbeam (Hardwood)

Eastern Redbud (Hardwood)

Eastern Redcedar(Softwood)

Elm (Hardwood)

Uneven Leaf Base

Flowering Dogwood (Hardwood)

Hackberry (Hardwood)

Hickory (Hardwood)

Honey Locust ()

Live Oak (Hardwood)

Loblolly Pine (Softwood)

Needles found in fascicles of three. Needle 6-10 inches; Cones 3-6 inches

Longleaf Pine (Softwood)

Needles found in fascicles of three, occasionally 2, especially in seedlings. Needles 8-18 inches; Cones 5-12 inches

Mimosa (Hardwood)

Northern Red Oak (Hardwood)

Osage Orange (Hardwood)

Overcup Oak (Hardwood)

Pecan (Hardwood)

Post Oak (Hardwood)

Red Maple (Hardwood)

Red Mulberry (Hardwood)

M for Mitten, explaining their larger leaves

River Birch (

Sassafras

scarlet Oak (Hardwood)

shortleaf Pine

Silver Maple

Slash Pine

Sourwood

Southern Catalpa

Southern Magnolia

Southern Red Oak (Hardwood)

Sugar/Florida/Chalk Maple

Sweetbay

Sweetgum

Virginia Pine

Water Oak (Hardwood)

White Oak (Hardwood)

willow Oak (Hardwood)

Yellow Poplar